#MODisabilityVotes
In America, about 1 in 5 people has a disability. Almost every political issue has some effect on the lives of people with disabilities, their families, and their support network…
In America, about 1 in 5 people has a disability. Almost every political issue has some effect on the lives of people with disabilities, their families, and their support network…
Whether it’s because of the pandemic or due to the turbulent political climate, 2020 is an election year unlike any other. It seems like news is breaking every minute, facts are changing every day, and it’s hard to know who to trust for reliable, nonpartisan election info. Those of us in the disability community especially need trustworthy information about voting options and accommodations this year. On October 8th, Easterseals Midwest and Emmaus teamed up with Denise Lieberman of the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition for a virtual discussion about absentee voting (mail-in and in-person), accessible voting (polling accommodations for people with disabilities), and more.
Throughout our history at Emmaus, we have remained true to our values. At the heart of our mission, we believe every person has gifts to
Photo: Missouri advocates from Emmaus, St. Louis Arc, and Easterseals Midwest with Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer On October 13th-14th, Emmaus team members joined almost 200 other
Earlier this year a service provider in St. Louis – similar to Emmaus – was forced to discontinue serving 17 people with disabilities because government
The United Way brings people and organizations together to solve our region’s most pressing issues. They are making St. Louis a better place to live,
This photograph, from July 26, 1990, is important. Centerframe, President George H. W. Bush sits at a wooden desk on a stage in the South
In May of 2014, Richard and Diane were given the most unexpected news from their son, Andrew’s case manager. Andrew, with multiple diagnoses on the
Each year on January 31st, Emmaus team members visits Capitol Hill to participate in a very special event known as MARF (Missouri Association of Rehabilitation
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