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Posted on October 24, 2024October 24, 2024 by [email protected]

Dwarfism Awareness Day

It’s International Dwarfism Awareness Day! It is a day to celebrate dwarfism (also known as short stature) and to raise awareness to stop the negative stigma.

Check out the awesome blog piece written by Julie, member of our WDV Youth Expert by Experience Group, and Sharing our Expertise Group.

Dwarfism Awareness Day blog Word.

Dwarfism Awareness Day blog PDF.

 

 

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