Empowered by 5 women, Jakkar dreams of marriage
Phil Gibboney
posted 3/10/10
Jakkar credits five women for empowering him throughout his life. Here's what this 24-year old history junkie has to say about love and happiness
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Waiting for the Big Day
Phil Gibboney
posted 3/10/10
Tyonna shares a life dream with her fiance, Jakkar.
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LifeMyWay: Meeting Michael Jordan
By Phil Gibboney
posted 3/3/10
A few years ago, John helped out superstar Michael Jordan.
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LifeMyWay: He was once helped - now John helps
LifeMyWay
posted 2/23/10
Here is one young man's story of learning to ask for help and the power of advocacy.
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LifeMyWay: A life of his own
LifeMyWay
posted 2/18/10
One mother's checklist of hopes for her young son with Autism.
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LifeMyWay: A Valentine's Day love story
LifeMyWay
posted 2/10/10
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, this couple dreams of marriage.
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Illinois could save millions by reforming developmentally disabled services
By: Emma Jackson
Medill Reports
3/11/10
Note to Ill. Gov. Pat Quinn: If you want to trim that bloated state budget, take a page from Indiana’s book.
Quinn budget to mean painful choices for Ill.
By: By Christopher Wills
Belleville News Democrat
3/10/10
After a year of insisting Illinois should raise taxes, Gov. Pat Quinn is set to propose a new budget that would leave tax rates untouched....
'Chords for Kids' lets kids with autism experience a live classical concert
By: Scott C. Morgan
Daily Herald
3/9/10
At most classical music concerts, audiences are expected to be reverentially silent and still - a near impossibility for children with autism...