Session Deadlocks Over Budget
The 2004 session of the Minnesota Legislature ended without a budget agreement and no bonding bill for State building projects. […]
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Daily Archives: June 10, 2004
Supreme Court Decision
One Step Toward Equality in Access to Public Services Under Title II of the ADA In February 2004, when we […]
Care Continuum Defined
We often hear the term “long-term care continuum” outlining our options for support services. But, what specifically are some of […]
Care Continuum Defined
We often hear the term “long-term care continuum” outlining our options for support services. But, what specifically are some of […]
National Health Insurance: How to Pay For It, Option 2
In the April 2004 issue of Access Press I summarized a plan for a universal, single-payer health care system as […]
Editor’s Column – June 2004
Congratulations to our good friend Pete Feigal, the winner of the prestigious 2004 Judd Jacobson Memorial Award for his outstanding […]
On Making it Living With a Disability
As I travel the country and world, the people I meet who are living with (and without) disabilities and “making […]
New Ways to Garden
Therapeutic benefits of gardening are numerous at all ages and abilities; however, balance, strength, and agility are needed which many […]
You Have The Power – Make The Dream Live
Editor’s note: Justin Dart, Jr., was a leader in the disability rights movement for three decades, and an advocate for […]
Career Development Model, Part III
This is the last article in a three-part series on career development for individuals with disabilities. This series has been […]
Working with a Disability Just Got Easier
On January 30, 2004, the California Work Incentives Initiative at the World Institute on Disability launched its new website “Disability […]
Villians and Charity Cases
Societies have long sought to explain disability. Historically, the two most prevalent viewpoints—that disability is either a moral condition (either […]
What’s Wrong With Whom?
What is it about persons with disabilities that makes the rest of us so nervous? For as long as I […]
National Self Advocacy Conference
Fourteen members of Advocating Change Together (ACT), People First Minnesota and People First New Ulm, attended the National Self-Advocacy Conference, […]
Overpayments: What To Do If You Get Benefits You Are Not Due
We pride ourselves on paying people the correct benefit amount on time every month. But people will sometimes get an […]
