Select items from the press about the Disabilities Network of New York City and the work of its members towards a more accessible future for all.
by Mike Dorn
May 12, 2008
From Disability Studies, Temple U
disTHIS!: more thoughts on disability
by Mik Danger
May 10, 2008
From coffeeandgender.blogspot.com
Orr New ED at Disabilities Network
by Fred Scaglione
February 13, 2008
From The New York Nonprofit Press
Movie Series Shatters Image of the Disabled
by Howard Swains
September 1, 2007
From The Tribeca Trib
'But You Look So Good!' and 7 Other Things NOT to Say to a Person with a Non-Visible Disability
by Robyn Heller Gerbush
August 22, 2007
From DiversityInc
Whether Hybrid or Guzzler, Taxis Still Not Accessible
by Heather Appel
July 30, 2007
From City Limits
Clearly, Frankly, Unabashedly Disabled
by Mireya Navarro
May 13, 2007
From The New York Times Style Section
disTHIS!: Not Your Movie of the Week
May 2007
From The New York Nonprofit Press
by Lawrence Carter-Long and Ramona Ortega
April 9, 2007
From Metro
by Barbara Bogaev
December 17, 2005
From Weekend America from American Public Media
Wheelchair Bill On a Roll
by Warren Woodberry
October 2, 2003
From The Daily News describing a hearing in the NYC Council re: Int. 261A
Leading the Blind
by Robert Sullivan
July 7, 2003
From The New Yorker, Talk of the Town
Harnessing the Internet: Building Online Communities
by Alexander Wood, Executive Director, Disabilities Network of New York City
June 2003
From Tech News, United Way of New York City's e-zine about "enhancing human services through technology."
Transit Hurrah: The People Who Stood Up to the MTA Bullies
by Tim Robbins
May 21-27, 2003
From The Village Voice, citystate
Transportation as Civil Rights for the Disabled
by Martin Bricketto
April 21, 2003
From GothamGazette.com, published by Citizens Union Foundation
Walking Downtown
by Carol Ennis
August 26, 2002
From GothamGazette.com, published by Citizens Union Foundation
The Disabled
by Andy Humm
June 2002
From GothamGazette.com, Civil Rights, published by Citizens Union Foundation
Taxi Testimony: Advocates Speak at City Council Hearing
From ABLE News
Associated Press
From Newsday re: roll-in at Penn Station Cab Stand to Demonstrate Inaccessibility for Power Wheelchair & Scooter Users of Standard New York Yellowcabs
