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Save the Date: Viva Southwest Mariachi

AdvocacyDenver and The Arc Arapahoe, Douglas & Elbert Counties are excited to be sponsors of Viva Southwest Mariachi, featuring Lupita Infante and Mariachi Estelares de Colorado at Levitt Pavilion Denver.
Sunday, September 14, 2025
4:00 PM Doors | 5:00 PM Show
Levitt Pavilion Denver – 1380 W Florida Ave, Denver, CO
URGENT: Act Now to Protect Medicaid and SNAP!

A dangerous budget bill is moving fast, and we need to act now!
[Read more…] about URGENT: Act Now to Protect Medicaid and SNAP!Tell Congress: No Medicaid or SNAP Cuts!

People with disabilities need access to health care and other disability services and food assistance to live independent lives.
Medicaid and SNAP make this possible.
[Read more…] about Tell Congress: No Medicaid or SNAP Cuts!Federal Education Advocacy Update


The Latest on Protecting the Rights of Students with Disabilities
The U.S. Department of Education plays a critical role in ensuring students with disabilities receive the support and services they need in schools to be successful. Now, that role is under threat. Recently, we shared with our chapters a short video update on what is going on with the Department. Now, The Arc has stepped up by filing a declaration in support of a major lawsuit challenging the federal government’s plans to dismantle the Department. This fight is about protecting the rights of children with disabilities to receive an appropriate education.
[Read more…] about Federal Education Advocacy UpdateTell Congress: Protect the Department of Education

On March 20th, the Trump administration released an executive order aiming to close the U.S. Department of Education and transfer special education. The U.S. Department of Education is crucial for students with disabilities. Here’s why:
[Read more…] about Tell Congress: Protect the Department of EducationProtect Medicaid. No cuts. No harm.


Congress is considering cutting Medicaid by $880 billion. There’s no way to do that without taking away critical health care and services from people with disabilities.

The truth is simple: Cutting Medicaid will hurt millions of children and adults.
Slashing funding at this scale will lead to fewer services, fewer caregivers, and fewer life-sustaining services. Some may lose eligibility altogether!
Medicaid is already the most cost-efficient health insurance program, with safeguards in place to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse.These dangerous cuts must be stopped. Contact your members of Congress today and urge them to protect Medicaid.



