Arc Events

The event is FREE for families and self-advocates, though registration is required. CEUs will be available for professionals. We encourage you to attend this important event and hear directly from... Read more »

Be the Voice of Change! The IDD System Redesign Coalition wants YOU – individuals with disabilities and family members – to help shape the future. Join our Listening Session to... Read more »

Join us for the first part of our Digital Literacy Series: Frauds and Scams. During this session, we will learn how to tell the difference between fraudulent and trustworthy communication... Read more »

Join us for the second part of our Digital Literacy Series: Internet Security. During this session, we'll practice ways to remain safe while having fun on the internet. This information... Read more »

Presenters:  IL Life Span and Family to Family Health Information Teams at The Arc of IL  Andrew Nelson & Madison Keating of Autism Speaks Description:   Join Autism Speaks and The... Read more »

Join us for the third part of our Digital Literacy Series: Internet Security. During this session, we'll practice ways to remain safe while having fun on the internet. This information... Read more »

Join us for the fourth part in our Digital Literacy Series: Digital Citizenship. During this session, we will learn tips and tricks to be a successful community member online. This series is intended for individuals with IDD, but family members and support workers are highly encouraged to attend. Register here.

Presenter: Georgia Gerdes, Avisery Description: This webinar will provide a clear overview of Medicare and Medicaid, helping families understand eligibility requirements, the enrollment process, covered services, and available coverage options. Participants will also learn about benefit programs that may help pay for Medicare-related costs. By the end of the webinar, families will have the knowledge... Read more »

Join us for the first part of our Digital Literacy Series: Frauds and Scams. During this session, we will learn how to tell the difference between fraudulent and trustworthy communication including phone calls and emails. This information is intended for individuals with IDD, but parents and support workers are highly encouraged to attend. Register here.