Editor’s Column – December 2017
One of our good friends, John Tschida, wrote me earlier this month after running into Yoshiko Dart in Washington DC, […]
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Disability policy leader – John Tschida leaves solid legacy of service to Minnesotans
John Tschida, a disability advocate, author and friend to many, is the new director of the National Institute on Disability […]
Field scores a home run for Courage Center teams
A 30-year dream came true Aug. 9 when Courage Center welcomed the public to the new Todd Anderson Field in […]
Understanding what the legislative session will mean
With Gov. Mark Dayton heading the executive branch and Republican majorities steering the Minnesota Legislature, the 2011 session began Jan. […]
Concerns raised reflect harsh realities for nonprofits
Thank goodness for the Billy Golfuses of the world. They serve as our canaries in the mine shaft, taking great […]
December 2002 Issue
Table of Contents: State Faces Massive Budget Deficit by Anne Henry Pawlenty Names Goodno As Commissioner by Tim Benjamin The Republican […]
November 2002 Issue
Table of Contents: Minnesota in Mourning – Remembering Paul and Sheila Wellstone by Access Press Staff Health Care & Disability: Lack Of Access […]
Top Disability Legislator Will Not Run Again
Next year, the disability community will be losing one of its strongest advocates when State Representative Kevin Goodno retires. Goodno, […]
May 2002 Issue
Table of Contents: Wheelchair Accessible Taxi-Cabs by Tim Benjamin To Clone or Not To Clone by John Tschida People First Of […]
April 2002 Issue
Table of Contents: Legislative Watch: Mental Health Update by Sue Abderholden Redistricting and Beyond by Joel Ulland Behind The Scenes of The […]
March 2002 Issue
Table of Contents: News from the Capitol – State Budget Deficit Grows Worse by Anne Henry NAMI-MN Celebrates 25th Anniversary by Karen Trudell and […]
John Tschida: Husband, Father, Advocate
This is the fourth in a series of profiles designed to share personal accounts of how people with disabilities are […]
Advocates in Poland wage war against issues of integration, accessibility
Fifty years ago, people with disabilities in the United States had many battles to fight, and were marginalized, isolated, and […]
Community Loses Ground at Stats Forum
Research findings unveiled in late October at the seventh National Disability Statistics and Policy Forum show that many challenges still […]
November 1999 Issue
Table of Contents Light Rail Transit: How Accessible Will It Be? by Jeff Nygaard Cemetary Dedication by Charlie Smith Editor’s Column by […]