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Twin Cities Hosted Two National Organizations’ Conferences

The last week of June was a busy one as Minneapolis played host to both the 25th National Veterans Wheelchair […]

What Makes A Disability Advocate?

Some say that you have to have a disability to understand what people with disabilities endure on a daily basis. […]

Camp Courage 50th Anniversary Honeymoon Cabin

The Honeymoon cabin is a very small guest cottage that was moved to the campgrounds in its earliest years and […]

Increased Access to Public Lands

July 26, 2005 marked the 15th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which provided broad, non-discrimination […]

Rockaway Takes In Their Own

Rockaway Peninsula, population 100,000, is perhaps one of New York City’s best-kept secrets. It is tucked away in a beachside […]

15th Anniversary Celebration of ADA

Assistant Secretary Roy Grizzard, head of the Labor Department’s Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP), participated today in a celebration […]

Americans With Disabilities Act: 15 Years of Progress

This month, our nation is celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act—the landmark civil rights law securing […]

Sec. Chertoff Reports Progress on Disability Issues

Speaking at a national conference marking the 15th anniversary of passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Secretary Chertoff […]

Trisha Meili to Receive Courage Center’s 2005 National Courage Award

Central Park Jogger shares her story of hope, healing and possibility Since 1980, Courage Center has presented its National Courage […]

Metro Mobility Experiences Phone Problems

Metro Mobility transportation service for people with disabilities is asking some of its customers to call a different number to […]

What Makes a Disability Advocate?

Some say that you have to have a disability to understand what people with disabilities endure on a daily basis. […]