Resources: Twin Cities Metro
ACT: Center for Disability Leadership
651.641.0297
ACT is a nonprofit based in St. Paul, organized by and for people with disabilities with a focus on empowerment. They offer the following opportunities for learning and connecting with others:
- Book Club
- Coffee Chat Check-Ins (virtual and in-person options)
- Side-by-Side People’s Chorus
- State Conference
The Arc Minnesota: Greater Twin Cities
[email protected]
833.450.1494
The Arc Minnesota promotes connection for people with disabilities so they are able to fully participate in their communities. They offer a variety of events, training and support efforts:
- Capitol Connector
- Education Opportunities
- Local Events
- Training
- Volunteer Opportunities
Hammer
[email protected]
952.473.1261
Hammer strives to provide quality services for adults with disabilities so that they may live their lives to the fullest. To keep informed on legislation and support public policy for home and community-based services for people with disabilities, Hammer offers the following:
- Find Your Representatives
- Individual Stories
- Sign-up to Receive Action Alerts
HoodWave Disability Radio
[email protected]
651.705.0861
HoodWave Disability Radio shares information and events through its online media platform. Through a podcast and live radio show, HoodWave offers these programs:
- Listen and Learn
- Share Your Story
Partners in Policymaking
Partners in Policymaking, created by the Minnesota Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities, offers a free, on-demand online curriculum of five courses on key issues affecting people with disabilities. The courses available are:
- Partners in Living
- Partners in Time
- Partners in Education
- Partners in Making Your Case
- Partners in Employment
The TAP
[email protected]
651.396.4863
The TAP (Tapping All Possibilities) is a social group for people of all abilities. They meet regularly for the following activities:
- Game Nights
- Karaoke
- TAP Dance Parties
- Virtual Meet-Ups