Q. I have a delightful 8 year old who loves basketball and he has a diagnosis of Autism. He has
Self-advocacy is important to The Arc’s Advocate Associate, Katie McDermott. To Katie, self-advocacy empowers her to give back. Katie initially
Melvin has been a volunteer on our Self-Advocacy Advisory Committee for many years. To him, self-advocacy means that people with
Q. I have a sister who is 18 years old with a bright smile and an infectious laugh! She also
For Heidi Myhre, self-advocacy is about making choices. Many people with disabilities are not given the opportunity to make decisions
As a part of National Disability Voter Registration Week, The Arc Minnesota is asking “Why is voting important to you?”
It’s that time of year again – for The Arc Minnesota’s annual civic engagement survey! Our policy team members depend
Rocky has been volunteering with The Arc Minnesota’s Self-Advocacy Advisory Committee for many years. To him, self-advocacy means that people
Kelly Lee is a longtime member of The Arc Minnesota’s Self-Advocacy Advisory Committee. Kelly values self-advocacy because people with disabilities
Self-advocacy means different things to different people. Jeff White is a member of The Arc’s Self-Advocacy Advisory Committee. To him,
Q: I am 18 and want to become a Certified Microsoft Specialist to further my career. I could get a
Q: Another parent told me to have my son “SMRTed” so he can receive disability services. I do not know