Kelli Caughman is a mother, wife, and a leading Black advocate in the Down syndrome community. Not only is she the Black Families Director for the Down Syndrome Diagnosis Network, she created the Black Family Village in Indiana and serves on the board of Gigi’s Playhouse in Indiana. We’re so thankful for everything Kelli brings to our DS community and we’re especially grateful she’s joining us for another important conversation during Black History Month. Today, we’re exploring the reasons behind the lack of diversity on social media, the mental strain on Black advocates over the past year, and tangible steps to take towards becoming anti-racist. It’s time to listen, learn, and engage in relationships with people who are different from you online and IRL.
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Keep up with Kelli Caughman

Instagram: @momof3kellic

Podcast: Unmastering Motherhood

DSDN Black Families Network


Listen to our previous episode with Kelli Caughman here.
Check out her IG post we discussed during the episode here. You don’t want to miss this one!
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