When I think of Springtime quotes these two come to my mind “April showers bring May flowers and Spring cleaning.” This year Spring started on March 20th. Springtime is one of my favorite seasons. I am also a little biased because I was born in...
More infoWomen’s History Month was recognized in 1987 by presidential proclamation and commemorates and encourages the study, observance, and celebration of the vital role of women in American history. Each year the National Women’s History...
More infoAs we round the corner on Black History Month, we feel it important to honor Lois Curtis, an artist and disability advocate who paved the way for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to get out of institutional settings...
More infoAs a new year under the COVID-19 pandemic dawns, so do new hopes for reopening our society and bringing The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas community back together in-person. The last months/years have shown us that hopes can be dashed and sometimes...
More infoThe world of ever changing COVID-19 has challenged all of us throughout this past year. The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties wanted to look back at how life has changed for the people we support and serve, and how our community stepped up to...
More infoI for one never thought I would be living through a global pandemic, let alone one for over 18 months. As we all have made major changes in our lives due to COVID-19, one that the federal and state governments made was declaring a Public Health...
More infoHaving patience means you can remain calm, even when you’ve been waiting forever or dealing with something painstakingly slow or trying to teach someone how to do something and they just don’t get it. It involves acceptance...
More infoYour chapter of The Arc works to ensure that the needs of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are recognized and acted upon at the state legislature every year. In 2021, we had to adjust to changes to schedules and providing...
More infoThe 2020-21 school year wrapped up, to the relief of many, and the summer fun is coming to an end. It is the hope of many that the 2021-22 school year will return us to a more traditional-looking educational environment. Many of the ordinary...
More infoWhen looking back at the year of COVID-19 2020, I am sure all of us could come up with at least five to ten words, emojis, or facial expressions to describe the experience. One of my vivid memories is of me stalking toilet paper as if I were a...
More infoWith the emergence of COVID-19 came a massive change to our lives as we were forced to adapt to a “new normal” – and then another and another. We did this with the promise of returning to the old normal always on the horizon, it was all...
More infoTransitions can be a difficult and stressful time for a child or young adult with a disability. This might be transitioning them to leave the house after a long period at home, a student changing schools, or maybe your loved one is transitioning...
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