Enjoy! February 2023
Art for All Art for All: The Stephanie Evelo Program for Art Inclusion at the University of Minnesota Institute for Community […]
Art for All Art for All: The Stephanie Evelo Program for Art Inclusion at the University of Minnesota Institute for Community […]
It’s been a fast start for the 2023 Minnesota Legislature, and disability community advocates are rushing to keep their issues at […]
Stout chains and padlocks on the doors told the story. St. Paul’s downtown skyway tower remained inaccessible through January. People with […]
Pay increases should be coming for direct support workers, who provide care to Minnesotans with disabilities. But will those wage increases […]
Special Olympics of Minnesota celebrates 50 years of sports competition and camaraderie in 2023. The program opened its doors as an […]
Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan began unveiling parts of their two-year budget in mid-January, focusing on the state’s […]
The American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) has announced that Barbara Kleist will receive AAIDD’s Policy Award for 2023 […]
Sixteen innovation pioneers will be honored as part of the 50th class of National Inventors Hall of Fame inductees. In partnership […]
The Lighthouse Center for Vital Living will move this summer into a more central, visible location in Duluth’s downtown. The disability […]
The Way We Play, a new children’s picture book by University of Minnesota medical student Hugh Burke and his friend Kylie […]
Three years ago, ProAct decided to identify space at its Eagan location for the buildout of an autism center as its […]
A federal class action lawsuit involving Minnesotans with disabilities who live or have lived in corporate adult foster care or group […]
The 2023 Minnesota Legislature is off to a fast start. As of mid-January, more than 2,000 bills had been dropped […]
The 2023 Minnesota Legislature is entering its second month soon, and there have been a lot of bills to follow. […]
by Jane McClure Affordable and accessible housing, reforms for working people with disabilities, and dealing with the direct care crisis are […]