Registering at the polls is convenient but takes planning
Throughout Minnesota, voters go to the polls November 2. While many people appreciate the convenience of early voting, others like […]
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Monthly Archives: November 2021
New board members sought
In the spirit of diversity, equity and inclusion, the Access Press Board of Directors seeks to expand its membership by […]
Plan for end-of-year giving
Planning your end of year charitable giving? Support quality, disability-focused journalism by making a gift to Access Press from your […]
As COVID-19 pandemic goes on, National Guard is stepping in
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to greatly affect Minnesotans with disabilities, although some bright spots are appearing. There is hope […]
Access Press exists for you; support opportunities available
In this season of giving thanks, through volunteering and with your proudest gifts, we ask you to remember the value […]
History Note
Minnesota Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities celebrates gains Minnesotans with developmental disabilities in October celebrated the 50-year anniversary of the […]
Issue Spotlight – GT Independence
Children denied lifesaving treatment due to disabilities Lucy, a Minnesota native, was born with a condition called PMM2-CDG. It’s a […]
From Our Community
Metropolitan Regional Arts Council works toward greater accessibility by Scott Artley Recently, I hosted an accessibility training for the Metropolitan […]
From Our Community
Lacking staff, he again finds himself in transitional care by James “Jimmy Wheels” Lovold I’d like to call this 2019 […]
Personal care assistant wage increase has finally taken effect
Personal care assistant (PCA) workers in Minnesota will see higher wages and other new benefits, starting October 1. The statewide […]
People and Places
Rivers takes helm at Wilderness Inquiry Wilderness Inquiry’s Board of Directors has announced the selection of Erika Rivers as the […]
People and Places
Institute on Community Integration moves to brain institute The Institute on Community Integration is moving to the Masonic Institute for […]
In Memoriam – November issue
Ruoho never forgot Vietnam Ray E. Ruoho wrote an autobiography, sales of which raise funds for a school for people […]
Regional News – November Issue
Changes to student center The fall semester brought the establishment of the new Center for Race, Indigeneity, Disability, Gender and […]
Watch for, report polling place access issues
Many people with disabilities have heard the phrase, “Well, it’s just one step.” Or accessible entries aren’t labeled and are […]
