December 1997 Issue

Articles/Contributors: Invisible Color: Disabled Minorities Are Not Seen or Heard in Community – Why? Is it Cultural, Racism, or Ignorance? by […]

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Articles/Contributors:

Invisible Color: Disabled Minorities Are Not Seen or Heard in Community – Why? Is it Cultural, Racism, or Ignorance? by Dwight Hobbs
Three Year Battle to Stand-Up: State Goes to Court – Again! by Access Press Staff
Editor’s Column, by Charlie Smith
Access at the Airport, by Lolly Lljewski
Creating a Legacy, by LeAnne Dahl
Bridges Program Funded: Housing Support Proves Successful, by Access Press Staff
Hello Nicole, by Nicole
Time of Giving, by Mary Jane Steinhagen
Traumatic Brain Injury Grant – Minnesota Plan for Service, by Access Press Staff
Health Care Consumer Protection: Minnesota and National Legislation, by Tom Brick
Domestic Violence in the Disability Community, by David Grosvenor


Here’s the December 1997 Issue. Enjoy!

Access Press highlights the impact of policy on disabled lives and encourages membership for advocacy and support.
Woman holding a phone with text about Medicaid work requirements and potential exemptions from the Department of Human Services.
MN caregivers can earn a $100 stipend and a $0.40 raise by attending home care orientation training starting January 2027.

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