Contact. The Arc of California. 1225 8th St Ste 350, Sacramento, CA 95814-4804. Phone: (916) 552-6619. Email: [email protected]

Sep 1, 2019 · POLICY & ADVOCACY. Policy & Advocacy. JOIN The Arc; TAKE ACTION; COVID-19 Recovery; Civil Rights; Direct Support Professionals

Mar 29, 2013 · Chapters of The Arc are committed to our shared mission of promoting and protecting the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

State: California Filed: July 12, 2021 Court: California Superior Court, County of Los Angeles, Central District Overview: This amicus brief provides guidance to the Court on the importance of ensuring that a conservatee can select her own lawyer, where, as here, she has expressed a desire and an ability to do so. The brief provides statutory and Constitutional support for this right.

The Arc and The Arc’s chapters are each separate and distinct 501(C)(3) organizations, each with their own staff and board of directors. The Arc does not have any authority or oversight over chapter activities or any involvement in the daily operations of chapters.

Dec 12, 2012 · Washington, DC — The Arc elected a slate of new and returning members of the board of directors to lead its work for the next two years at its recent annual business meeting. This distinguished group includes professionals in the intellectual and developmental disability (I/DD) field and affiliated services, parents, and self-advocates representing a cross section of …

Dec 14, 2010 · Washington, D.C.—A roster of dynamic new members have joined the national board of The Arc. This distinguished group includes activists in the intellectual and development disability (I/DD) movement and leaders from a wide range of professions, including business.

Contact. The Arc Los Angeles and Orange Counties. 12049 Woodruff Ave, Downey, CA 90241-5603. Phone: (562) 803-4606. Email: [email protected]

Dec 15, 2014 · Washington, DC – Yesterday, The Arc submitted comments to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) calling on the federal government to become a model employer of people with disabilities, including individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). “While the last few years have seen some modest increases …

The Arc and The Arc’s chapters are each separate and distinct 501(C)(3) organizations, each with their own staff and board of directors. The Arc does not have any authority or oversight over chapter activities or any involvement in the daily operations of chapters.