Thoughts on the International Access Symbol
As I was getting out of my van in the parking lot of an area store, this older woman with […]
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Monthly Archives: March 2004
Mo’s a Princess
The long, dark nights of the soul are not reserved just for grownups. When I was running a workshop at […]
Editor’s Column – March 2004
Spring is a season of change and new beginnings, and Access Press is trying some new ways of laying out […]
Disability Employment Outlook
In a recent interview with Dr. Roy Grizzard, Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP), […]
Wilshire named New MSCOD Director
The Minnesota State Council on Disability has a new Executive Director. Joan Willshire, former Chair of the Council has been […]
Real People. Real Pain. Enough is Enough!
The Minnesota Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities, dedicated to improving the lives of persons with disabilities, issued this statement regarding […]
Waiting For Employment
Most vocational rehabilitation specialists work hard to find jobs and training for people with disabilities. The State Vocational Rehabilitation Agency […]
Scenes From A Youth
This month, I’m handing off the ropes of the Assistive Technology column. Aaron Westendorp is in the transition program at […]
State Budget Deficit Continues
The Department of Finance issued its February Forecast on Minnesota’s expected tax and revenue collections compared to state spending obligations […]
Keeping Healthy Can Be Easy
Poor eating habits can lead to all sorts of health problems, including obesity, diabetes and other chronic illnesses. Good nutritional […]
