Arc's Resource Center

The Arc's Resource Center

The Arc's Resource Center includes a core collection of over 1,000 books, DVDs, videos and materials organized by category. See our catalogue. Call The Arc at 952-920-0855 to make an appointment to stop by and use the Resource Center.

Abuse Prevention and Awareness

Abuse is a very real threat for many people with disabilities. The Arc Greater Twin Cities offers a collection of research papers, articles and curriculum free of charge through its Resource Center, as well as training for self-advocates and their families and organizations that serve people with disabilities.

The Arc Guides

The Arc Guides (pdfs) are helpful information sheets on a wide range of topics. The most frequently requested Guides have been translated into Hmong and Spanish. Feel free to make copies. If you reproduce information from the Arc Guides, please credit The Arc Greater Twin Cities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it The Arc or The ARC? What is meant by "People First" language? What is an intellectual disability? Find answers to many frequently asked questions!

Links

The Arc has assembled a number of links to websites you might find useful. These links are provided for your information only and are not endorsements.

The Arc's Resource Center computer has many features to make use easier for people with disabilities.

The Arc recently conducted a groundbreaking survey of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and discovered there are many urgent unmet needs.