2008 legislative action ends with a smile

Disability community sees gains and losses Extended negotiations among legislative leaders from both parties and the governor brought the 2008 […]

Tough year for education – Tougher times expected in 2009 session

It was a rocky road for both the education policy and budget bills during the 2008 session of the Minnesota […]

Since Access Press is a monthly paper, I can hope that by the time you read this issue, summer will […]

Throughout his 32-year career as a reporter for the Minneapolis Tribune, Sam Newlund, who died last month, wrote often about […]

Gutherie Theater, Minneapolis, MN: seen May 16th, 2008 Of the most performed plays in Shakespeare’s canon, A Midsummer Night’s Dream […]

Make sure your dog guide, hearing dog or other service dog counts. The Service Dog Census Project is conducting a […]

Learning to use disability group listservs can be a way to connect and share information The Internet allows people from […]

Recent Supreme Court decision upholds controversial photo ID law in Indiana In case you haven’t heard—it’s a big election year! […]

Of 118 New Orleans residents left homeless in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, a high percentage were persons with disabilities […]

Immigrants with disabilities seek TC services Immigrants with disabilities arrive in this country seeking a new life while burdened with […]

The legacy of Frisco, a dedicated and special dog guide and friend to the end Since the death of Frisco, […]

In Kalamazoo, Michigan, an older woman who has a spinal cord injury and who uses a power wheelchair wants to […]

From paper to digital: revolutionizing health records It seems intuitive in this day and age that we have electronic health […]

AXIS member a proud owner of a new Habitat dwelling AXIS Healthcare member Ron Thomas, a quadriplegic, didn’t know what […]

Dancing the night away at the popular DeLaSalle spring event Do you remember the excitement of attending your high school […]