In the Media: L’Arche Keeping COVID At Bay
Hazel Pulliam doesn’t like COVID-19. She shakes her head vigorously at the mention of it. Read the full article to learn more about Hazel's life during the pandemic.
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Creating Meaning in Our Days
On any given pre-COVID weekday, Laurie would be sitting down at her loom at Woodmont Weavers, creating beautiful works of art. And now? She's at home, like everyone at L’Arche GWDC.
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L’Arche Activity Days with Core Members
On any given pre-COVID week day, Laurie would be sitting down at her loom at Woodmont Weavers, creating beautiful works of art. They are at home, like everyone at L’Arche GWDC.
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Our Shared Humanity in a Pandemic
Last Christmas, I had to confront a healthcare team at a local hospital who were lax and resistant in providing needed care to a core member. The core member went to the hospital for something minor, they ended up being in the care of the hospital for over 2 weeks (during Christmas!). As the stay dragged on, I needed to say, “Can I speak with a supervisor?” and “Where is the nurse manager?”
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Voting Rights for People with Disabilities: Planning the Vote
The message is clear – make your voting plan and exercise your right to vote! But what about people with disabilities who face challenges accessing their voting rights?
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L’Arche GWDC Turns 37
We looked back at old newsletters and invitations to a time when we were called "Community of the Ark" and had not yet expanded into four homes.
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Wednesday Volunteer at L’Arche: A Decade of Service
Brian Healey reflects on being "The Wednesday Volunteer" turned dear friend at L'Arche
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Called to Connection: 2020 Annual Report
From COVID-19 to unrest in our city – the challenges were many. When days were tough, the connection to all of you kept us going. We’re so glad you answered the call to connection.
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Americans with Disabilities Act: 30 Years of Progress and Advocacy
This month we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Act with the same hope, persistence, and joy that Laurie leads us in and that disability rights activists have led us in for decades.
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Called to Connection: Virtual Fundraiser
Be sure to watch Andrew's video: Called to Connection, which debuted at our virtual fundraiser
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A Community 6 Feet Apart: Life & Connection at L’Arche
The dinner table for L’Arche is a symbol of belonging. In many places, historically and currently, people with disabilities were segregated, left to eat and live alone. But now that has all changed.
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Core Member Daily Lives During Social Distancing
Michael lives at Ontario House in DC as a core member. He explained that his whole household is staying in now. He is a history buff and is currently reading a book about Mary Ball Washington. “Just up and down, up and down.”
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