Metro Mobility Cuts Threaten Independence

The 7-County Metro Area’s paratransit service for people with disabilities, Metro Mobility, is providing a record number of rides with […]

Editor’s Column – April 2005

It’s been a month of questions about disability and death. Pope John Paul II’s disability and death was a contrast […]

This horrible situation is not about disability civil rights. Instead, the Terri Schiavo case is about politics. It was President […]

Some people with disabilities will have more money in their pocket at the end of each month if they are […]

Health care professionals and people with disabilities agree that the health care system for disabled individuals has room for improvement. […]

I recently became aware of the MA-EPD because of a letter that I had written to Senator Dayton. I was […]

Much of the news in these last weeks has concerned the case of Terry Schiavo. As we all know, she […]

The Loher family of Crystal began looking for a day program for their son a year and a half before […]

The little bit of knowledge I have about autism came from a gentleman I met a year ago who I […]

What Is Autism? Autism is a collection of neurological disorders that affect the way a child’s brain develops. Autism affects […]

I have been working with developmentally disabled people for over 15 years, and over that time have found certain truths […]

On March 9, 2005 disability awareness was everywhere at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Access For All, the only student […]

The Minnesotans with Disabilities Act of 2005 (House File 980 and Senate File 984) is making great progress at the […]

The Plaintiffs in Lane v. Tennessee announced today that they have entered into a full settlement agreement with the State […]

After a brain injury (BI), the survivor’s life is impacted by changes in abilities possibly affecting physical, sensory, auditory and/or […]