July 21, 2021: Support the Better Care Better Jobs Act! Contact Congress Today
07.28.21Access Living friends and allies, Across the country, disability and worker advocates are calling on Congress to pass the Better...
Statement from CEO Karen Tamley on the 31st Anniversary of the ADA
07.26.21As the 31st anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on...
Statement Regarding Reached Agreement with University of Illinois Health
07.13.21The University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System (UI Health) and Dr. Angel Miles amicably worked together in a...
July 13, 2021: National Day of Action to Support the Better Care Better Jobs Act!
07.13.21Access Living friends and allies, Today is a national day of action for the Better Care Better Jobs Act. Across...
Action Alert: Electric Shocks Continue at Judge Rotenberg Center, Voting Rights Crisis
07.12.21There's been a lot happening in disability issues lately, and today we'd like to catch you up on some hot...
Updates from Access Living: Crisis at Choate; Ending Driver’s License Suspensions; ASAP Act; Advocacy Jobs at Access Living
07.01.21Once again, we have a few important advocacy updates for you. Read on! Over the last couple of years, the...
Updates from Access Living: July 25, 2021
06.30.21Access Living friends and allies, Today, we'd like to share a few important updates. Honoring Olmstead: This week marked the...
Do you own what you give? A reflection on the complexities and importance of embracing identity
06.28.21Editor’s Note: Our guest blogger today, Daniella Mazzio (she/her/hers), is a Chicago-based writer, administrator, performer, and advocate. She identifies as...
Town Hall: Disability Feedback as Chicago Reopens
06.09.21Reminder to those of you in Chicago! This afternoon is an important online session on re-opening the City of Chicago....
Spring 2021 Illinois State Legislative Disability Roundup
06.03.21Access Living friends and allies: Late last night, the Illinois legislature finally adjourned the spring session. A $42 billion state...