History Note
Minnesota Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities celebrates gains Minnesotans with developmental disabilities in October celebrated the 50-year anniversary of the […]
Minnesota Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities celebrates gains Minnesotans with developmental disabilities in October celebrated the 50-year anniversary of the […]
We grow great by dreams…. Some of us let these great dreams die, but others nourish and protect them; nurse […]
One of the many Minnesota disability service organizations celebrating a 50-year anniversary in 2021 is Rise. Incorporated in 1971, Rise […]
The Minnesota State Fair has been canceled six times during its long history, twice due to disabling or deadly illnesses. […]
The disability service provider Accord celebrates 50 years’ operations in 2021. Here’s a look back at some past accomplishments. In […]
The July 1 merger of Lutheran Social Services and St. Paul-based Lifetrack makes another transition in Minnesota disability services history. […]
As the 2021 film award season draws to a close, the spotlight shines on one of the disability-focused film competitions […]
Day activity centers have long provided a lifeline to friends, employment and community for many Minnesotans with disabilities. The COVID-19 […]
Finding treatment and a cure for multiple sclerosis (MS) motivated a young student to seek changes many years ago. The […]
When the Wasie Pool closed recently at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, it marked the end of a 41-year era […]
It’s sometimes said that news is the first rough draft of history. Access Press is among the newspapers and other […]
This month’s History Note is from the book, A Collection of Teacher Memories, 1910-1960. The book was compiled by the […]
The Arc Minnesota is marking 70 years of service to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families this […]
The Minnesota Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities presents a new documentary, Hadamar: The Forgotten Holocaust, detailing Hitler’s extermination of people […]
Security was attained in the earlier days through the interdependence of members of families upon each other and of the […]