L'Arche Atlanta member Patrick Barlow lip syncs to the song "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey with fellow members as the chapter participates in the Battle of the Fans lip syncing competition hosted by L'Arche Canada. Photo submitted by Tim Moore.Decatur, GA – L’Arche Atlanta came in second...
Employees with disabilities becoming our colleagues, bosses and employees matters because they represent a largely untapped workforce.Employment is a critical part of people’s lives – and that includes people with disabilities. Society, its publicly funded services and our communities and...
November 06, 2020 | Atlanta, GA – Today Governor Brian P. Kemp announced eighteen appointees to serve on various state councilsGeorgia Council on Developmental DisabilitiesRena Laurel Harris serves as the executive director for Georgia Options, Inc. She earned a bachelor's degree in Psychology...
October 27, 2020, Andy Miller
For a year of her life, Linda Ferguson lived in a booth at a transit stop. She spent another year living under a bridge.
Her homelessness, she says now, “was a bad situation. Nobody likes to be outside. It’s a very insecure feeling.’’ At one point Ferguson, who...
View the clip here or click on the image above.WSB-TV Channel Two Action News at 5 PM on October 15, 2020Jovita Moore: "We have a coronavirus concern to share this morning, a local mother wants everyone educated after an incident at a store involving her daughters with special...
Parents Navigate Georgia’s K–12 online education for disabled students Plan for the Future
September 12, 2020 - As Georgia students and families get back to school and navigate virtual learning, parents of students with disabilities are working through transition planning that will set up...
By Riley Bunch, July 26, 2020 Philip and Evan Woody walk back to their house in Dunwoody after an activity at their church, the North Atlanta Church of Christ, on July 18. Photo by Riley BunchDUNWOODY — A lot of toddlers fall and bump their heads.
So when Evan Woody took a tumble at one and...
