Trained presenters with lived
experience on disability topics

Dashiell Meier

Dashiell Meier

Expert on

  • Supported decision-making and alternatives to conservatorships
  • Education & inclusion
  • Healthcare
  • History of the disability rights movement
  • Down Syndrome/Trisomy 21 and its history

How you see Dashiell Meier matters. A storyteller, student, athlete and filmmaker, he is changing how the world views people with Down syndrome/Trisomy 21 and intellectual disabilities by showing how stereotypes affect him. Dashiell is an accomplished speaker, and has presented at the United Nations about health equity, at large-scale corporate inclusion events (Twitter, Spotify, LinkedIn), at multiple national conferences, and has given keynote speeches at events like the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame. He speaks regularly at Stanford and other schools about Down syndrome, accessible design, and health. Dashiell’s journey and accomplishments are further outlined on his website, 100YardDashiell.com.

Availability

  • Virtual Presentation
  • In-person Presentation
    • Northern CA
    • Central CA
    • Southern CA
    • National/U.S.
    • International

Fee: Please contact Dashiell for pricing.

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