Henry’s courage has been an asset to the disability community
Martin Luther King said: “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.” In reality, I […]
Martin Luther King said: “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.” In reality, I […]
Changes to what is now the Personal Care Assistance (PCA) Program will affect many Minnesotans with disabilities. The Department of Human Services (DHS) […]
Important new rights for Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver participants have been added to the DHS licensing statute, 245D in […]
It has been an eventful first month for the 2013 Minnesota Legislature and Gov. Mark Dayton. It has also been […]
“You’ve got to fight for what you want,” was a key message from the 2012 Access Press Charlie Smith Award […]
Anne Henry among Hennepin County Bar award winners Anne L. Henry, a longtime disability advocate and expert on Minnesota […]
Crunch time is on at the state capitol as the Minnesota Legislature works toward a May 23 adjournment deadline. But […]
Prudent budget-cutting measures or irresponsible attack on the lives of people with disabilities? A report on proposed health care spending […]
pearly papule removal p>There are several new opportunities for Minnesota to obtain both a federal demonstration grant and increased federal […]
Access Press has been presenting the disability community with a forum to exchange ideas and bring actions issues of concern […]
Minnesota, as told through the pages of Access Press, is one of victories and defeats, activism and accolades. Come with […]
Minnesota, as told through the pages of Access Press, is one of victories and defeats, activism and accolades. Come with […]
Anne Henry, JD is the 2009 Charlie Smith Award Winner. She was chosen by Access Press Board of Directors from […]
Table of Contents: State Faces Massive Budget Deficit by Anne Henry Pawlenty Names Goodno As Commissioner by Tim Benjamin The Republican […]
Not surprisingly, my favorite memory of Access Press is talking to Charlie a couple of years ago. I was struggling […]