Remember lessons from the Holocaust
International Holocaust Remembrance Day was January 27. The United Nations urges people to honor the victims of the Holocaust by […]
International Holocaust Remembrance Day was January 27. The United Nations urges people to honor the victims of the Holocaust by […]
I had a car accident around 5:30 p.m. January 6 close to my home in the North Loop in downtown […]
Barriers to higher education and meaningful employment are a sad fact of life for too many of us with disabilities. Some […]
by Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota) For so many people, a break from routine can be stressful, especially for people living […]
by Kevin D. Hendricks – West St. Paul Reader After a hearing packed by almost 100 people December 13, the West […]
Time flies! Another year is in the books, so here is our annual look back at what Access Press covered in […]
The December 6 announcement of a record-breaking, $17.8 billion state surplus means the chase is on at the state capitol. When […]
By True Friends “This is a great place. This is my first time ever coming. I became a quad amputee […]
The arrival of winter weather in Minnesota means it’s time to act and have our needs met. Some of us […]
A magical season is upon us, with great events available to choose from. Plays and stage presentations at this time […]
by Holly Anderson, Executive Director When my daughter was a toddler, she went to a daycare where she learned among […]
by Michael Labrosse Can a kid inherit an umpire gene? My dad officiated baseball, football and basketball for the NCAA […]
Those of us who need home care have faced incredible challenges in recent years. A workforce crisis has turned catastrophic. […]
by Holly Anderson, Executive Director As a reader of Access Press, you already know that we prioritize quality disability-focused journalism […]
by Vocational Rehabilitation Services Director Dee Torgerson and State Services for the Blind Director Natasha Jerde We know Minnesotans share […]