Malasian Hospitality
UN tour features superb access Next time you’re in New York City and looking for a great accessible tour, check […]
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Monthly Archives: December 2007
ACT Goes to the United Nations
Local organization invited to New York to lead rights training Last week, Mary Kay Kennedy and Liz Koltes of St. […]
Follow the Tone
Minneapolis City Council approves funding for accessible pedestrian signals Eleven intersections in Minneapolis will soon become accessible to people who […]
Jessie Haskins
Student with disability causes system change On January 27, 1896, Jessie Haskins, a student with a disability at Carleton College, […]
Get Going on Your Disability Application
If you or someone you know recently became disabled and have been thinking about applying for Social Security disability benefits, […]
Editor’s Column – December 2007
This last weekend, we got our first snow storm—well, not really a storm, but enough snow that it made my […]
Giving Each Person a VOICE
Minnesota Region 10 revolutionizes quality assurance in services for people with disabilities Services for people with developmental disabilities often leave […]
Art Opens Life’s Doors
Upstream Arts helps students find their voice Sarah is a student in the Special Education classroom of Lake Harriet Middle […]
Receiving the Torch
New recruit learns old techniques at ADAPT’s organizer training in Chicago This summer I joined ten other young disabled activists […]
Who’s That Waiter? – UCP hosts celebrity waiters dinner
United Cerebral Palsy of Minnesota hosted its fourth annual Celebrity Waiters’ Dinner on Friday, November 9th at the St. Paul […]
The “Time is Ripe” for Transit Change
Improving Minnesota transit was the agenda at a forum last month sponsored by two key disability organizations. On November 7, […]
Drawing New Conclusions
When arms failed, Seattle artist began painting by mouth to build a successful career “This was surely to be the […]
Open Letter from Pain Central
Goodness gracious. What am I going to do about this body. Ouch! It hurts!! Well, this may not be my […]
Support Measured in Degrees
Metropolitan State Disabilities Services helps students achieve higher-ed goals On a scale of one to 10, Eve Nichols figures the […]
Hope OUTLOUD Benefit a Success
On November 16, the national organization Hope’s Hope held the Hope OUTLOUD Benefit Concert at Trocadero’s in Minneapolis. Highlights included […]
