Fifteen Notebooks and Not the Right One: Random Thoughts from the Editor
By Jane McClure, Editor Access Press has long written about the staffing catastrophe we people with disabilities find ourselves in. […]
By Jane McClure, Editor Access Press has long written about the staffing catastrophe we people with disabilities find ourselves in. […]
The clock is ticking toward the start of the 2023 Minnesota Legislature. Disability advocacy organizations and their allies are putting […]
Learn about the new Access Press website and support our fundraising efforts at an upcoming virtual event, Access Press Presents: […]
A voter using a wheelchair arrives at the polling place. Parking is signed and available. The front doors are easily […]
Those of us who need home care have faced incredible challenges in recent years. A workforce crisis has turned catastrophic. […]
The move of Vision Loss Resources and its partners this month from Minneapolis to new quarters in Little Canada brings […]
Window and door manufacturer Andersen Corporation must pay a former job applicant a year’s worth of pay as part of […]
Help is needed for Minnesota’s assisted living and nursing home residents. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Minnesota’s Office of Ombudsman for […]
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 […]
A celebration and remembrance of Clifford Poetz, a pioneer in the self-advocacy movement and lifelong disability rights activist, is 1-3 […]
Seven Minnesota human services organizations have been recognized for their commitment to providing housing, economic assistance, food, health care and […]
A Minnesota-based organization is an inaugural winner of an award focused on recovery. The U.S. Department of Health and Human […]
Heather Shiell recently joined Opportunity Partners, a Twin Cities disability services nonprofit, as vice president of advancement recently. She brings […]
Veta Robbins Segal helped start an early Twin Cities foundation that addressed how law enforcement officers respond to people in […]