Many priorities still in play as 2015 session continues
As the state’s biennial budget takes shape, Minnesotans with disabilities and dozens of advocacy groups are working to make sure their needs aren’t left out. […]
As the state’s biennial budget takes shape, Minnesotans with disabilities and dozens of advocacy groups are working to make sure their needs aren’t left out. […]
Green Line light rail is a welcome transportation option for people with disabilities, with easy boarding of trains and plenty of space for wheelchairs and […]
A one-time St. Paul industrial building turned charter school has gone through yet another transformation. The Interact Center for Performing and […]
Protests marked the beginning and the end of the two year run-up to the passage of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). […]
I was certainly ready for spring, and during mid-March was thinking about putting away the winter blankets, the winter clothes and […]
Educator Bruce Kramer, who chronicled his life with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in a blog, Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) series and in his memoir, We Know […]
In the last nine months, I’ve traveled all over Minnesota talking with people about the Olmstead Plan. These conversations have […]
My name is Rebecca Preston and I live in Hopkins. I sustained a traumatic brain injury in December 2005 when a drunk […]
More events information VSA Minnesota is at http://vsamn.org The website has a large calendar at in the upper right hand […]
Two win fellowship awards Two people with disabilities are among the 23 Bush Foundation’s 2015 Bush Fellows. Winners are chosen because […]
New toll-free number for Dial-In News Minnesota’s Dial-In News began in the 1980s, as a way for people to access […]
Minnesota receives federal approval for new autism benefit Minnesota will soon provide early intensive intervention for children and young adults with […]
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