National Health Insurance: What Would It Mean for People With Disabilities?
In the first three parts of this series Access Press has looked at the “Proposal of the Physicians’ Working Group […]
In the first three parts of this series Access Press has looked at the “Proposal of the Physicians’ Working Group […]
According to a ScienCentralNews article by Karen Lurie, “Nancy Reagan says she plans to devote herself to pushing for federal […]
Jeff Nygaard has contributed the last chapter of his series on universal health care. Jeff did an excellent job, raising […]
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Societies have long sought to explain disability. Historically, the two most prevalent viewpoints-that disability is either a moral condition (special […]
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There is a need for accessible housing around the Minneapolis and St. Paul area. Many of the current standing condos […]
A Common Sense Political And Social Platform For 2004, And The 21st Century Now Is The Time to infuse every […]