Target settles Web site lawsuit

National Federation of the Blind praises new online accessibility More than two years after filing a lawsuit against Target Corporation […]

One in five people live with at least one disability

National Disability Awareness Month during October highlights a broad cross-section of lives affected by disabilities in the United States. The […]

For the second year, the Abilities Expo was held at the Minneapolis Convention Center in September. It featured many new exhibitors […]

At least until the late 1960s, Minnesota’s state hospitals could not operate without the help provided by “details,” the men […]

To the editor: Your recent article (August 2008 Access Press) about access to the skyways for those of us with […]

What works and what doesn’t for JAWS users Target Corporation recently settled a lawsuit with the National Federation for the […]

A public forum on improving independent living and employment services for Minnesotans with disabilities was held on Sept. 24th in […]

As winter weather approaches, take time to brush up on how to deal with hypothermia and frostbite. Wilderness Medicine magazine […]

The Abilities Expo showcased independent and assisted living products and services on Sept. 12 – 14th. Persons with disabilities, and […]

Report points to need for improved protection from abuse On the front page of its Sept. 18, 2008 edition, the […]

National Courage Award Four others receive Jay and Rose Phillips Awards Courage Center presented U.S. Rep. Jim Ramstad with its […]

Four months along and things are looking good Sometimes, I feel like a bad disabled pregnant woman. I haven’t studied […]

Voters with disabilities can use a device, called an AutoMARK, to more easily mark their ballots. A video on AutoMARK […]

Don’t let a disability keep you away from casting a vote in the Nov. 4 election. Absentee voting is one […]