The Arc released the following statement on the need for swift and substantial action in our society and from our nation’s leaders to dismantle racism, end discrimination, and to honor, protect, and enforce the civil and human rights of all people. “The ongoing violence and police brutality against Black and Brown people in our country […]
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By Taylor Woodard
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By: Nicole Jorwic, Senior Director of Public Policy, The Arc
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Did you receive a letter from the census and are wondering
what it is and what you need to do? In 2020, it is easier than ever to complete
your census from home.
The census seeks to account f...
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U.S. health officials is that there will not be enough acute care services or
equipment, such as ventilato...
