Northeast Arc’s Latest

Jackson Skane and his sister Taylor write about their advocacy journeys and future career goals.

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 on key issues for the disability community. In this entry, Keisha writes about...

Jackson Skane writes about the challenges he has faced in school as a student with autism, and how he has perservered and found success.

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 on key issues for the disability community. In this entry, Keisha writes about...

WBZ Boston visited the annual bike clinic hosteed by Northeast Arc’s Autism Support Center.

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.

More than 400 people packed the Picasso Ballroom at Encore Boston Harbor on Tuesday, April 8, to help Northeast Arc celebrate An Evening of Changing Lives