HHS Bill: Mixed Results

Both positive and disappointing results in Health and Human Services from the 2007 legislative session The 2007 Minnesota Legislative Session […]

A Good Start But. . .

On May 21st, just before the midnight deadline, the big education bill squeaked through the legislature. The contents of the […]

Local organizations take offense and respond quickly to title of Brave New Workshop’s latest show Can it really be trendy […]

“Working towards justice for all.” In 1972, the Legal Aid Society filed a lawsuit, Welsch v. Likins, to secure appropriate […]

The legislative session is over, and like a lot of folks I’m left feeling that it was supposed to end […]

Centers for Independent Living meet unprecedented success at the Capitol OK, so I know it’s impolite to gloat, right? Especially […]

Despite a lot of hard work at the legislature this year, this session saw no action on election issues. Election […]

What began in January as a comprehensive initiative to ensure that each of Minnesota’s 87 counties had some form of […]

Guidelines for positive powerful portrayal from Research and Training Center on Independent Living Editor’s Note: The words and images we […]

Politics is about passion and persistence. Twelve-year-old Mary Clara Lawson, of White Bear Lake, showed a big dose of both […]

Participants in Opportunity Partners’ brain injury program, TBI Metro Services, made a New Year’s resolution as a group to be […]

The toughest part of my job as a speaker is that I’m often called into a school or community after […]

Four perspectives on the tragedy and mental health Helping Troubled Students Suggested mental health policy for colleges by Elia […]

Summer time in Minnesota means an end to icy sidewalks, plenty of walks (or rolls) around the lakes and HEAT. […]