If you’ve thought the only way to learn about Zoom Group and its affiliated entities was through our printed newsletter and our website, we’ve got good news: there’s much more! We have a pair of Facebook pages (one for Zoom Group, one for StudioWorks), a Flickr account (for photos) and [...]
For the first time in a few years, rain did not dampen the annual Cherokee Triangle Art Fair. At least not during show hours. A significant storm blew through on Saturday evening, but, according to StudioWorks director Al Gorman, there was no damage to numerous client works inside. That good [...]
The Journal Star: In the nine years she’s been teaching life skills to developmentally disabled young adults at East Peoria High School’s Life Academy, Erika Ridge has had one goal that’s proved painfully illusive—finding her students paying jobs in the community. “What I would love from this article is to [...]
Riley Campbell, who is autistic, was assaulted behind a Eugene, Ore., shopping center five years ago by three men. When his battery case finally came to trial, Campbell, 35, overcame his lifelong reticence to deliver powerful evidentiary testimony that resulted in the trio’s conviction. His story is now featured in [...]
The Clinton News: Employment has been a problem for many Mississippians in recent years, but the employment outlook for Mississippi’s youth and young adults with disabilities, particularly individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities, is especially bleak. In an effort to reverse this unfortunate trend, the Institute for Disability Studies (IDS) [...]
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