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| For three-quarters of a century, The Arc has been driven by a simple belief: people with disabilities belong in their communities — with rights, choices, and opportunities equal to anyone else.
In Michigan, that belief has shaped decades of advocacy, from education and civil rights to community living and self-determination. What started with families demanding dignity has become a statewide force for change. As we mark this milestone, we celebrate progress — and recommit to the work ahead. Because the future of inclusion depends on what we do now. |
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