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| THE OVERCOMER-is published quarterly by the Christian Overcomers,
Inc., a Christ-centered ministry for the physical, social and spiritual
needs of disabled youth and adults. (FREE) The Christin Overcomers 246A
Third Ave. Westwood, New Jersey 07675 201.358.0055 | |
| THE VOICE OF THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED(formerly Pyramid): a soon to
be nationally distributed monthly tabloid for people with disabilities and
professionals in the health care business. L.I. Family Publications 222
Sunrise Highway Rockville Center, New York 11570 516.536.4900 | |
| ABLE BODIES-is a quarterly tabloid published by the American
Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. AAHPERD 1900
Association Drive Reston, VA 22091 703.476.3430 | |
| MAINSTREAM-is a full color glossy national magazine "of
the able disabled" based in San Diego. Mainstream 2973 Beech Street
San Diego, CA 92102 619.234.3138 | |
| MOBILITY LIMITED-is a newsprint magazine for the disability
community published 11 times a year. Mobility Limited 401 Linden Dr. Fort
Collins, Colorado 80524 303.484.3800 | |
| CHALLENGED AMERICAN (formerly Moving Forward)-is a colorful
bimonthly national tabloid newspaper for people with disabilities.
Challenged American Box 4310 Sunland, CA 91040 818.353.3380 | |
| A POSITIVE APPROACH-is a bi-monthly national magazine "for
the physically challenged". Positive Approach CTEC 1600 Malone
Street Municipal Airport Millville, New Jersey 609.327.4040 | |
| ABILITY MAGAZINE-is a quarterly glossy covering a variety of
disabilities, with special emphasis on amputees. Ability P.O. Box 5311
Mission Hills, CA 91345 818.366.1552 | |
| WORKLIFE(formerly Disabled USA)-is a quarterly magazine published
by the President's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities.
Worklife 1111 20th Street NW, #600 Washington, D.C. 20036 | |
| REHABILITATION DIGEST-is a quarterly journal of the Canadian
Rehabilitation Council for the Disabled (CRCD) CRDC One Yonge Street, #2110
Toronto, Ontario M5E1E5 416.862.0340 | |
| DISABILITY RAG-the intent is to see people with disabilities as
they really are-proud and spirited-not as they are told they are by a
society that has institutionalized their second class citizenship.
Disability Rag P.O. Box 145 Louisville, Kentucky 40201 | |
| PARAPLEGIA NEWS-is a glossy, colorful journal; it is still based on
service to veterans, but of interest to the civilian spinal community are
its coverage of research and medical innovation, sports and recreation,
product news, listings of resources and coming events, book reviews, etc.
PVA Publications 5201 N. 19th Avenue Suite 111 Phoenix, Arizona 85015-9986
602.246.9426 | |
| REHABILITATION GAZETTE-has been considered the 'glue' that holds
the polio community together. G.I.N.I. (Gazette International Networking
Institute) 4502 Maryland Ave. St. Louis, Missouri 63108 314.361.0475 | |
| POLIO NETWORK NEWS-a quarterly list of clinics, doctors, resource
people, support groups, etc. G.I.N.I. (Gazette International Networking
Institute) 4502 Maryland Ave. St. Louis, Missouri 63108 314.361.0475 | |
| ACCENT ON LIVING-published quarterly. The magazine is filled with
articles about products, vocational options, leisure activities, medical
news and lots of how-to information. Accent on Living P.O. Box 700
Bloomington, IL 61702 309.378.2961 | |
| BUMBLE BEE-fostors a dialog between injured people, and between
these people and the assistive professionals. Sue Owen 412 Woodward Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91107 | |
| CALIPER-is the official publication of the Canadian Paraplegic
Association. Includes articles on research, jobs, rights, profiles, sports,
travel, equipment, etc. Caliper 520 Sutherland Dr. Toronto, Ontario M4G3V9
416.422.5640 | |
| SPINAL COLUMNS-news, resources, profiles, medical topics,
independent living, etc. CPA, Alberta 1120 Weber Center 5555 Calgary Trail
Edmonton, Alberta T6H5P9 403.438.5046 | |
| SPINAL CORD INJURY LIFE-is the quarterly magazine of the National
Spinal Cord Injury Association. News, profiles, issues, commentary, research
updates, resources, product information, much more. NSCIA 600 West Cummings
Park, Suite 2000 Woburn, Massachussetts 01801 1.800.962.9629 | |
| INSIDE MS-quarterly publication. Essential resource for people with
mulitple sclerosis; upbeat and lively; lots more here than just MS
information. National Multiple Sclerosis Society 205 E. 42nd Street New
York, New York 10017 1.800.624.8236 | |
| JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT-is a quarterly
published by the Veterans Administration. Covers the scientific and
technical side of disability-engineering and orthotics, prosthetics,
wheelchairs, etc.; plus research in spinal cord injury regeneration,
functional electrical stimulation, biomechanics, etc. Office Of Technology
Transfer (153D) Rehabilitation Research and Development VA Prosthetics
R&D Center 103 S. Gay Street Baltimore, Maryland 21202 | |
| CAREERS THE HANDICAPPED-is an annual magazine full of roll model
profiles on people who are disabled and working, or hoping to be working.
Equal Opportunity Publications, EOP 44 Broadway Greenlawn, New York 11740
516.261.8899 | |
| KALEIDOSCOPE-the international magazine of Literature, Fine Arts
and Disability, is a semiannual forum for disability- related writing and
visual arts. Kaleidoscope Press, UCP 326 Locust Street Akron, Ohio 44302
216.762.9755 | |
| J.O.D.I.E. (Join other Disabled for Information Exchange)- this
reader-written newsletter is intended to be a peer group-JODIE is a sort of
Dear Abby for the disability community. JODIE P.O. Box 1045 Mill Valley, CA
94942 | |
| HANDICAP NEWS-is a monthly newsletter for the disability community. Handicap News 3060 E. Bridge Street, #342 Brighton, Colorado 80601 303.659.4463 | |
| SPECIAL NEEDS HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE: A WWW site for persons with disabilities, with the Internet'' only arcade game for severely diabled persoms. |
| "After extensively surfing the 'Net, I've found no great places where one can see online catalogs for special neeeds, or try software out right online," says the inventer/develoooper RJ Cooper. "In the future, others will join me in having real-time activities online." Cooper says that after dowloading a special viewer, visitors to the area can then download games and demo's and actually play them from within their web browwser. "There is no limit to the types of media that can be viewed within this special area: pictures, music, movies, test, etc This defines a new level of online interactivity." |
The URL for this resource is http://www.rjcooper.com
| CHALLENGE MAGAZINE is published by the NAPD (National Association of People with Disabilities) is a non-profit organization made up of community based volunteers and donors pooling their efforts to provide information to people with disabilities. |
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