Youth and Down Syndrome: A Canadian Practice of Inclusion, Communication and Creative Arts

Lynn Le Vatte
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This Participant Action Research Project (PAR) was a collaborative & qualitative research project which explored creative and visual arts as a method for social inclusion and communication. Six youth with Down syndrome (DS) from Nova Scotia were participants. This active participation within a creative and visual arts modality explored and share individual experiences from participation in a social inclusion project during the COVID- 19 lockdown period. Youth experienced community song writing, creative dance, photo collage, and photo voice sessions as a mode of expressive communication.
青年与唐氏综合症:加拿大的包容、交流与创意艺术实践
这个参与者行动研究项目(PAR)是一个合作和定性的研究项目,探索创意和视觉艺术作为社会包容和交流的方法。6名来自新斯科舍省的唐氏综合症(DS)青少年参与了研究。这种创造性和视觉艺术形式的积极参与探索并分享了在COVID- 19封锁期间参与社会包容项目的个人经验。青年们体验了社区歌曲创作、创意舞蹈、照片拼贴和照片语音会议,作为一种表达交流的模式。
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