#DisabilityWomensHistory: Ginger Lane
03.12.20Until she retired in December of 2019, Ginger Lane was one of Access Living’s longest standing employees. She worked at...
Big Advocates Week Ahead at Access Living
03.02.20Dear Access Living friends and allies, First, today is Karen Tamley's first day as President & CEO of Access Living....
March 2 – Disability Day of Mourning Event at Access Living
02.24.20CHICAGO, IL - As part of a nation-wide Day of Mourning, disability rights advocates in the Chicagoland area will be...
First Annual Week of Gratitude
02.11.20During our First Annual Access Living Week of Gratitude, Access Living is taking the week to express our gratitude to...
On Braille and Blindness
01.29.20January is Braille Literacy Month, but did you know that less than 10% of blind and visually impaired people know...
Due Friday! Action Needed on SSI Eligibility Threat
01.28.20Disability advocates are rallying this week as we approach Friday's deadline for public input on proposed changes to Social Security...
Chicago Police Department Seeks Community Feedback
01.28.20In February, the Chicago Police Department (CPD) will have four community input opportunities on issues impacting people from many different...
The 2020 Census is Vital for People with Disabilities
01.24.202020 is a census year, which means the federal government is going to try and count every person in every...
Ed Roberts: A Pioneer for Equality
01.23.20Every January 23rd we celebrate Ed Roberts Day to honor the man frequently called the father of the Independent Living...
Remembering the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
01.20.20Today, as we consider the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and begin the 30th anniversary year...