Not communicating directly with those who have disabilities is one of the most common forms of disability stigma.

Winter has a way of exposing everything that’s already broken.

For people living with a disablity, the holiday season often comes with a complicated mix of emotions, joy, love, frustration, and sometimes loneliness all at once.

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Keisha Greaves writes about how companies can go beyond accessibility to create truly inclusive workplaces.

"This is absolutely a violation of federal law."

Mass layoffs inside the U.S. Department of Education have gutted the federal offices that protect students with disabilities. The Arc of the United States warns that the collapse of special education ...

Research into the causes of autism and the support needs of people with autism must be grounded in credible science, transparent data, and the lived experiences of autistic people. Public health only ...

Few studies have quantified the higher cost of living with a disability and the extent of unmet needs for disability-related goods and services as exp…

Keisha Greaves writes about the challenges of living at the intersection of disability and another marginalized identity, as well as the steps that must be taken to create a more inclusive and equitab...

'Owning It: Our Disabled Childhoods in Our Own Words,' features 22 true stories from disabled writers; the co-editors reflect on how the collection came together, and the need for more nuanced and authentic representation of disabled children.

Keisha Greaves is the founder of Girls Chronically Rock, an adaptive fashion consultant, and a self-advocate. In a new blog series, Keisha will share her story, as well as her perspective […]

Living with a disability is complex. It’s a full-time job layered with unpredictable emotions, physical challenges, and bureaucratic hurdles that can weigh down even the most resilient spirit.

Healthcare isn’t just about seeking treatment; it’s about fighting for the dignity and respect she deserves as a disabled woman, writes Keisha Greaves in her latest blog.

Keisha Greaves is the founder of Girls Chronically Rock, an adaptive fashion consultant, and a self-advocate. In a new blog series, Keisha will share her story, as well as her perspective […]

Northeast Arc has partnered with StationMD, a telehealth provider specializing in the unique healthcare needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)

Keisha Greaves is the founder of Girls Chronically Rock, an adaptive fashion consultant, and a self-advocate. In a new blog series, Keisha will share her story, as well as her perspective […]

Keisha Greaves is the founder of Girls Chronically Rock, an adaptive fashion consultant, and a self-advocate. In a new blog series, Keisha will share her story, as well as her perspective […]

Jackson Skane discusses his journey with fighting stigma as an individual with autism and provides tips to combat these stigmas.

Partners across the disability and public health sectors stand united in our call for science-based decision-making and increased investment in the research, programs and services the autism community needs to live fully.

At its core, accessibility means ensuring that everyone, regardless of ability, has equal access to spaces, information, and experiences. It’s about inclusion. It’s about respect. It’s about dignity.

Jackson Skane is a youth ambassador to Northeast Arc's Board of Directors and an autism advocate. In a new blog series, he'll write about his experiences with autism and how they have shaped his life ...

Language is powerful. It shapes how we see ourselves, how others see us, and how society understands disability.

It fits in with a "politics of cruelty" that's been running rampant in the White House.

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With last week’s confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nation’s highest health care official believes in junk theories about our wellbeing.

In a new blog series, Keisha Greaves will share her story, as well as her perspective on key issues for the disability community.

By Dikko Yusuf Black disabled history is an aspect of Black history, which informs world history. Black History Month is officially celebrated every year in the U.S., Canada, Ireland, and the UK. During this month, we celebrate the achievements of…

SALEM — Through a partnership with Northeast Arc, businesses like Amazing Pizza & More in Salem are providing employment and workforce training for people with developmental disabilities.

Through advocacy, programs that promote inclusion, and engaging the community, The Arc creates tangible changes in the community and in the lives of people with disabilities.

Starting this month, individuals with disabilities can accrue more money than ever before in a special type of account that allows people to save without jeopardizing access to government benefits.