Music for Social Change
A group of 27 self-advocates came together at Augsburg College in Minneapolis for “Music for Social Change” on Saturday, July […]
Author Archives: Nathan Halvorson
Deaf Charlie Brown
In the second consecutive year of celebrating St. Paul as the home of Peanuts creator Charles Shultz, statues of Charlie […]
Charlie Smith Memorialized June 3, 2001
During Charlie Smith’s 47 years, he impacted the lives of people from a wide array of backgrounds and persuasions. On […]
Hearing and Deaf Together in the Finger Dance
Stepping Stone Theatre For Youth Development presents the world premiere of The Finger Dance: A Deaf Girl’s Journey Through Music […]
Sister Kenny Art Show Highlights Abilities
On Thursday, April 19 at 5pm, Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Services (SKRS), celebrates the opening of its 39th Annual International Art […]
Access the Outdoors
In the October 10, 2000 issue of Access Press, Dennis Stauffer reported on a new DNR Web Directory for People […]
Hearing and Deaf Together in the Finger Dance
Stepping Stone Theatre For Youth Development presents the world premiere of The Finger Dance: A Deaf Girl’s Journey Through Music […]
Lobby Days at the Capitol
The legislative season kicks into high gear during the week of February 26, when several disability advocacy groups have organized […]
Wound Clinic Closes
The Minimally Invasive Care Center (MICC) Wound Clinic at the Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis closed its doors on December […]
Pelswick for President – Callahan’s Toon Centers on Hero with Wheelchair
“Vote for Pelswick! Boo-ya!!” booms Gram Gram as she cyclones around the junior high school lunchroom on her motor scooter, […]
Inside Out Gallery Has New Show
“I have schizophrenia.” The artist’s words sink quickly into the backdrop of conversation and he returns to sharing his ideas […]
Tilting at Windmills – Not Your Average Theater Program
While at lunch in a restaurant, a mother and daughter have a conversation, looking to reconnect after some time apart. […]