- 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
Lets 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 - Back to top | How to find out more or order
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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 - Back to top | How to find out more or order
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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