Triathlon was St. Paul teen’s latest adventure

Before he was old enough to vote, St. Paul Highland Park neighborhood resident Louie McGee had competed in a triathlon, […]

Dismay as key workforce report proposals fail to move ahead

A delay in acting on recommendations to address Minnesota’s direct care worker crisis has people with disabilities and their advocates […]

How people with blindness and other visual disabilities enjoy printed materials has changed over the years. An array of apps, […]

As St. Paul city officials continue to look at a $15 per hour minimum wage, the implications for working people […]

This November is the first one in 15 years when we haven’t held the Charlie Smith Awards banquet. I missed […]

Winter weather is inevitable in Minnesota. People with disabilities need to take extra steps to be prepared. Be ready and […]

Time is running out for Medicare Open Enrollment, but Disability Hub MN can help with the daunting task of looking […]

Treehouse Foods, DARTS honored for employment efforts in disability community ProAct has announced its awards for 2018, honoring a food […]

Kyrklund was autism educator A leader in the field of autism education has died. Sarah Jane Kyrklund was 76 and […]

New this fall: Tanner’s Tech Den Keeping with our emphasis on disability advocacy programming on Sunday evenings, RTB is proud […]

Here’s the November 2018 edition in its entirety, in pdf form. Please note you may need to create a log […]

Websites become access target Parking lots and building need to be accessible, so websites should be, too. Minnesota has its […]

To the editor: Self Advocates Leading Together (SALT) is about people with disabilities learning about their rights, how to ask […]

With the Minnesota Legislature starting its 2019 session on January 8, it’s time for disability advocacy organizations and groups to […]

With the start of Medicare open enrollment on October 15, the Minnesota Board on Aging’s Senior LinkAge Line is prepared […]