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The following is a brief guide to topical articles that have appeared in Disability Resources Monthly. In addition to these articles, each issue features a wide variety of new and noteworthy resources for adults and children (including many free, inexpensive and hard-to-find materials), questions and answers, and other regular columns. A printable list of recent back issues is available in pdf format. To read or download it, you need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Volume IX (August 2001 - present)
Volume VIII (August 2000 - July 2001)
Volume VII (August 1999 - July 2000)
Volume VI (August 1998 - July 1999)
Volume V (August 1997 - July 1998)
Volume IV (August 1996 - July 1997)
Volume III (August 1995 - July 1995)
Volume II (August 1994 - July 1995)
Volume I (August 1993 - July 1994)
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VOLUME IX

No. 8, MARCH 2002
Disability Info on a Disk
All in the Family: Learning Disability Resources
Taxing Topics: IRS Resources for People with Disabilities

No. 7, FEBRUARY 2002
Personal Safety: Resources for Self-Defense
Including Students with Disabilities in General Education Classrooms
Multiple Sclerosis: From Initiation to Inspiration

No. 6, JANUARY 2002
Designing for Everyone: Recent Resources About Universal Design
Let’s Talk About It: Resources That Promote Communication Skills
Beyond Bones: Resources for Living with Osteogenesis Imperfecta and Osteoporosis

No. 5, DECEMBER 2001
Pack Your Bags with Accessible Travel Books
Disability in the 20th Century: A Cultural Perspective
Last-Minute Gifts: Books for Kids

No. 4, NOVEMBER 2001
Making Life Easier: Resources for Independent Living
Autistic Spectrum Disorders: New Resources for Parents & Teachers
See for Yourself: Macular Degeneration Resources
Without Sight or Sound: Biographies of Women with Deaf-Blindness

No. 3, OCTOBER 2001
From Personal to Professional: Books About Visual Impairments
Promoting Employment: Resources for Service Providers
Fabulous Freebees in Special Formats

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 2001
Going to the Dogs: Resources About Canines
Traumatic Brain Injury: Realities and Resources
Star Bright, Star Light: Free Interactive Multimedia Programs for Kids and Teens with Serious Illnesses

No. 1, AUGUST 2001
The Half Full Glass: Living with Disability
Learning About Disabilities: Nonfiction Books for Children
A Pot Pourri of Nifty Online Services

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VOLUME VIII

Note: This page lists the titles of topical articles only. For a complete list of books, videos, and other resources appearing in Volume VI, see the INDEX to Volume VIII.

No. 12, JULY 2001
A Novel Idea: Disability-Themed Fiction
Parenting Tales and Tips: Memoirs and Resources
The medical Money Maze: Getting Help for your Health
New Editions: Two of the Best Disability Reference Books Updated
INDEX to Volume VIII

No. 11, JUNE 2001
A Helping Hand: Caregiving Resources
When Speech Fails: Resources About Communication Options for People with Speech Impairments Back to Basics: Two New SCI Guides

No. 10, MAY 2001
Disability Videos on a Budget
Keeping Current: New Polio and PPS Resources Including Children with Disabilities in Physical Education
No. 9, APRIL 2001
High Tech, Low Tech: More AT Resources
School and Beyond: Teens with LD and ADHD Sexuality, Parenting, and Mental Retardation: Resources for the 21st Century

No. 8, MARCH 2001
Now Hear This! Resources on Hearing Impairments
Kids with Disabilities: Resources for Families
Quick Takes for Travelers

No. 7, FEBRUARY 2001
Women's Issues: A Grab Bag of Resources
Federal Program Information for Individuals with Disabilities: Tax Preparation Assistance; Student Aid Information
Work-Related Benefits for People with Disabilities: Two Great Resources

No. 6, JANUARY 2001
Ready References: Three Great Disability Reference Books of 2000
Disability Statistics for the New Millenium
Living & Learning with Learning Differences: Videos

No. 5, DECEMBER 2000
Young Adult Books: Hits and Misses
Living with Diabetes: Four “Must-Have” Books – and More
Enforcing the ADA.: 1990-2000

No. 4, NOVEMBER 2000
Living Space: Universal Design “Know How”
Assisting People with Vision Loss
Cool Catalogs (special insert)
Viewpoints: Disability in Fact & Fiction

No. 3, OCTOBER 2000
Work It Out: Employment Resources for People with Disabilities
Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Resources for Adaptive Driving
Do the Disability-Dot-Coms Have What It Takes?

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 2000
Skill Building: Learning and Living for People with Learning Disabilities
Sight & Sound: Guides to Finding Information in Alternative Formats
Oral Options: Video Resources on Oral/Auditory Communication

No. 1, AUGUST 2000
Girl Talk: Women's Issues and Disability
Assistive Technology in the 21st Century: Where Are We...?
Can We Talk? Communicating with Medical Professionals

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VOLUME VII

Note: This page lists the topical articles only. For a complete list of books, videos, and other resources appearing in Volume VII, see the INDEX to Volume VII.

No. 12, JULY 2000
Disability Reference Books: Are They Worth Their Weight?
More Alike Than Different: Resources for and about Children with Disabilities
INDEX to Volume VII

No. 11, JUNE 2000
Disability Policy, Programs and Planning: Resources for the New Millennium
Living with: Upper Limb Disabilities; Facial Differences
From Past to Present: New Publications in Alternative Formats

No. 10, MAY 2000
Mental Health: Three Perspectives
Picture This: Books About Disability for Young Children
Information Access: Two New Resources for Librarians

No. 9, APRIL 2000
Get a Move On: Living with a Mobility Impairment
A Different View: Living with Visual Impairment
Living with Diabetes: Helpful Advice and Personal Accounts

No. 8, MARCH 2000
Tax Tips: IRS Resources and Services for People with Disabilities
Learning the Facts: Learning Disabilities Through the Lifespan
Parent Power: Help for Parents of Children with Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida

No. 7, FEBRUARY 2000
A Little Romance: Resources on Sexuality
Super Sites for Surfers Who Are Blind
Dress for Success: New Resources for Adapting Clothing

No. 6, JANUARY 2000
Day by Day in Y2K: Living Well with Disabilities
Technology Resources for the New Millennium
Unlocking the Puzzle: Tourette Syndrome Resources

No. 5, DECEMBER 1999
Great Guides for Toy Shoppers
Hearing Loss: Cultural Aspects and Practical Advice
Moving On: Raising Children with Neuromuscular Disorders

No. 4, NOVEMBER 1999
Clarifying the ADA
Learning Resources for Educators and Parents
Kool Learning Tools for Kids
Finding Disability Information on the Internet: A Guide for Newbees
Evaluating Disability Information on the Internet
Financing Health Care: Key Services

No. 3, OCTOBER 1999
Surviving and Thriving: Memoirs of Life After Trauma and Illness
Design for Aging: Resources to Help Older Adults Live Independently in Their Own Homes
Family Values: Parenting Stories & Strategies

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 1999
Help for Financial Caregivers
Resources for Raising Deaf Children

No. 1, AUGUST 1999
Making a Difference: Resources to Raise Awareness
Polio: A New Look at an Old Disease
At the Center of It All: Person-Centered Planning

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VOLUME VI

Note: This page lists the titles of topical articles only. For a complete list of books, videos, and other resources appearing in Volume VI, see the INDEX to Volume VI.

No. 12, JULY 1999
"Pawsing" to Consider Animals
Behind the Stacks: The Librarian's Bookshelf
Listen to This! A Trio of Resources on Hearing Loss and Deafness
INDEX to Volume VI

No. 11, JUNE 1999
Safety First! Resource to Help Build Emotional and Physical Insecurity
Taking Charge: Resources on Wellness and Recovery
Disability Graphics for Your Web Site
Spinal Center No. 11 - Research and Resources

No. 10, MAY 1999
Helping Kids: Fabulous Free Resources
Take a Look at This! New Resources on Vision and Eye Care
Spinal Center No. 10 - College & Career; Part II - Employmeent

No. 9, APRIL 1999
Help for Helpers: Caregiver Resources All in the Family: Disability and Family Issues A Joint Effort: Managing Arthritis and Lupus Spinal Center No. 9 - College & Career; Part I - Higher Education

No. 8, MARCH 1999
Movers and Shakers: A Look at Disability Advocacy Resources Breathing Easy: Advice on Asthma Taxing Times: IRS Services for People with Disabilities Spinal Center No. 8 - Women on Wheels (Plus... Guides to Children's Resources

No. 7, FEBRUARY 1999
Never Too Late to Come Home: Independent Living
Mental Health: A Trio of Resources for Consumers and Caregivers
Kids Stuff: Books By and For Children with Disabilities
Spinal Center No. 7 - Love, Marriage, Baby Carriage

No. 6, JANUARY 1999
Disability: Personal and Political Perspectives
Some Help Along the Way: Resources for Parents & Teachers
Better But Not Best: A New Complete Directory for People with Disabilities
Spinal Center No. 6 - Personal Assistants (Plus... Back to Basics)

No. 5, DECEMBER 1998
Opening the Doors to Worship: Religious Access for People with Developmental Disabilities
Getting Personal, Going Public
Disability Publications: Borrowing Books and Buying Wisely
Spinal Center No. 5 - Sports & Leisure

No. 4, NOVEMBER 1998
Seeing What's New in Vision Loss Resources
Keeping Up with a New IDEA
Spinal Center No. 4 - Travel

No. 3, OCTOBER 1998
When the Going Gets Rough: Guides to Accessible Transportation
The Disability Experience in Popular Culture
Money Matters: Help with Costly Prescription Drugs
Spinal Center No. 3 - Assistive Technology & Wheelchairs

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 1998
Let Your Computer Do the Walking: Disability Directories on CD-ROM
Learning Disabilities; A Potpourri of Recent Resources
Spinal Center No. 2 - Accessible Homes

No. 1, AUGUST 1998
Tech Tots: Helping Children Live and Learn with Technology
Polio, Past and Present
Finding Braille and Audio Books OnLine
Spinal Center No. 1 - Basic Resources

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VOLUME V

No. 12, JULY 1998
Surviving and Thriving with Disability
Have Wheelchair Will Travel
INDEX to Volume V

No. 11, JUNE 1998
Calming the Chaos: Helping Older Children and Teens with ADD/ADHD
What's Cooking? Resources on Nutrition and Food Preparation
Special Kids, Special Parents: Adopting Children with Disabilities

No. 10, MAY 1998
Disability Rights: A New Perspective
Speaking Up: Resources on Speech Disorders
Filling the Gap: A New Disability Directory from Ferguson

No. 9, APRIL 1998
No Parking? Resources for Drivers and Designers
Help for Parents and Caregivers
From Horses to Hearing Help: Cool Catalogs

No. 8, MARCH 1998
From "Mother Goose" to "Goosebumps": Children's Braille Books
Get a (Tax) Break: Resources for Filers with Disabilities
College Bound: Educating the Educators

No. 7, FEBRUARY 1998
Back to Basics: Where to Get Help
Speaking Out: Necessary Communications

No. 6, JANUARY 1998
Barking Up the Right Tree: How Animals Change the LIves of People with Disabilities
The Many Faces of Self-Advocacy
Find it Fast (and Free)

No. 5, DECEMBER 1997
Holiday Gifts That Speak for Themselves
Taking Charge: Resources About Developmentally Disabled Children
Another Way: Life After Amputation

No. 4, NOVEMBER 1997
Good Things in Small Packages: Free & Inexpensive Resources for Parents
Disability Magazines: What's Right for You? - 1997 Update
Magazines in Special Media: What's New?
Letting Go: Helping and Healing at Life's End

No. 3, OCTOBER 1997
Listen Up! A Trio of Resources About Hearing Loss
Coping Skills 101: Resources for Consumers
Inclusion Videos for Kids of All Ages

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 1997
Women of Ability; Resources by and for Women with Disabilities
Disability Law on the Internet
Don't Sit on the Sidelines; Including Children with Disabilities in Physical Education Programs

No. 1, AUGUST 1997
Everyone's Option: Sexuality and Disability
Cool Stuff for Kids: Winning Web Sites; Dolls with a Difference

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VOLUME IV

No. 12, JULY 1997
We've Come A Long Way: Resources to Celebrate the Anniversary of the ADA
Summer Reading for Kids and Teens
INDEX to Volume IV

No. 11, JUNE 1997
Taking Care: Resources for the Sandwich Generation
Just for Teens
Ingenious Ideas for Marketing Disability Products
Videos: Disability in the Workplace

No. 10, MAY 1997
Robert Perske: A Passionate Advocate
Camp Connections
All in the Family: Living with Down Syndrome

No. 9, APRIL 1997
Building Community Support
Funding Assistive Technology: Free & Inexpensive Guides

No. 8, MARCH 1997
A Home of One's Own
Choices in Deafness: Parents' Guides
Videos on a Budget

No. 7, FEBRUARY 1997
Help for Those Aching Backs
Assistive Technology for People with Visual Impairments: Finding Product Reviews & Evaluations
A Grab Bag of Resources for Parents

No. 6, JANUARY 1997
Getting Out: Resources for Recreation
Diabetic and In Control: Resources for Healthier Living

No. 5, DECEMBER 1996
Getting On With Life
The ADA Bookshelf: A Potpourri of Recent Resources

No. 4, NOVEMBER 1996
Paying Attention to Adult ADD
Standing Up for Children
Technology Tools: New Resources for Low- and High-Tech Help
A Bevy of New Books for Librarians

No. 3, OCTOBER 1996
Fair Housing: Free & Inexpensive Resources
Facial Differences In Children: A Trio of Resources

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 1996
Tools for Trainers
Recovery Resources for New Amputees
Reflections: Telling Tales

No. 1, AUGUST 1996
Combating Abuse
Down Syndrome: Parents' Guides
One-Stop Shopping? The Complete Directory for People with Disabilities

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VOLUME III

No. 12, JULY 1996
No Problem! New Approaches to Managing Difficult Behavior
Videos - Etiquette Unleashed; Rehabilitation and Technology Laws
INDEX to Volume III

No. 11, JUNE 1996
Disability Dictionaries & Encyclopedias; New Reference Books with a Multidisciplinary Approach
Summer Reading for Children & Young Adults

No. 10, MAY 1996
Adaptive Computing: Beginners' Bytes
Growing Up with a Visual Impairment: Resources for Empowerment
Ingenious Ideas for Mother's (or Father's) Day

No. 9, APRIL 1996
Adolescence Made Easier
Aging with a Disability: Resource Guides
Internet Resources for Parents-and Kids

No. 8, MARCH 1996
No Laughing Matter
Tax Resources
Finding Funding: Guides to Financial Aid for College-Bound Students...
A Video Boon for Public Libraries (and their Patrons)

No. 7, FEBRUARY 1996
All the World Is a Stage
Helping Paws

No. 6, JANUARY 1996
All Aboard! Five Free Guides to Transportation Laws that Affect People with Disabilities
Assistive Technology: More Good Resources
Co-Net 8-Trace Center's CD Disability Library

No. 5, DECEMBER 1995
Dress for Success
Post-Polio Syndrome; A Trio of Resources from Different Viewpoints
Endnotes: Newsworthy/Noteworthy '95

No. 4, NOVEMBER 1995
Disability Magazines: What's Right for You?
Selecting Toys for Kids with Disabilities: Great Resources for Holiday Savings

No. 3, OCTOBER 1995
Women's Issues
Signed Videos & Caption Clips
Parenting Children with Disabilities: A Potpourri of New Books
Head Injury: Resources for Recovery

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 1995
Travel Books That Measure Up
Careers: Resources for Prospective Scientists
Resources in Spanish

No. 1, AUGUST 1995
Back to School: Parents' Guides
Roadside Assistance: Resources for Drivers with Disabilities

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VOLUME II

No. 12, JULY 1995
It's Never Too Late: Update to Topical Articles
INDEX to Volume II

No. 11, JUNE 1995
More Videos on a Budget
Autism and Siblings: Strategies for Coping

No. 10, MAY 1995
When Billy Broke His Head ... Disability Awareness and Information on the Air
Fifteen Ways to Open a Container: Living with the Use of One Hand

No. 9, APRIL 1995
That All May Worship
Guides to Disability Resources on the Information Highway

No. 8, MARCH 1995
Great Guides for Gardeners
Future Planning: Parents' Guides

No. 7, FEBRUARY 1995
Who's Counting? Locating Disability Statistics
Resources for Romance

No. 6, JANUARY 1995
There's More to Disability Law Than the ADA
Raising Awareness: Kits for Kids

No. 5, DECEMBER 1994
Great Guides for Gift Givers
Designing for Accessibility

No. 4, NOVEMBER 1994
Accessible Meetings
Audio Description
ADA Report Cards
Pictures & Prose: Resources for Editors

No. 3, OCTOBER 1994
Booting Up: The New Computer Guides
Including Children - Everywhere

No. 2, SEPTEMBER 1994
Travel Guides for People with Disabilities
Personal Assistance Services

No. 1, AUGUST 1994
Equipment for the Great Outdoors
Parenting Information in Spanish

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VOLUME I

No. 12, JULY 1994
All in the Family: Resources for Fathers and Siblings
INDEX to Volume I

No. 11, JUNE 1994
Autobiographies, Awareness, and Attitudes
Resources for Inclusion

No. 10, MAY 1994
More Videos on a Budget
Library Access

No. 9, APRIL 1994
Consumers' Guides to Wheelchairs
Hard-to-Find Materials in Special Formats

No. 8, MARCH 1994
Good Sports: Resource Guides
Braille Literacy

No. 7, FEBRUARY 1994
Resources for Readers
Buyers' Guides to Hearing Aids

No. 6, JANUARY 1994
Birth Defects and Rare Disorders:
Consumer Resources
Medical Resources

No. 5, DECEMBER 1993
Super Self-Help Books of '93
Social Security and SSI: Free Resources

No. 4, NOVEMBER 1993
ADA Compliance: Basic Tools
ADA Training Resources
Electronic Access to ADA Documents

No. 3, OCTOBER 1993
Funding Resources
Braille Books for Children
No. 2, SEPTEMBER 1993
Parenting with a Disability
Bibliographies for and about Children with Hearing Impairments
TDD Training Tools

No. 1, AUGUST 1993
Bibliographies on Sexuality and Disability
Directories for People with Sensory Impairments
Videos on a Budget

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