Sue Abderholden Retires After Two Decades
Sue Abderholden is retiring after a long career shaping public policies that improve the lives of people with mental illnesses or disabilities.
MPR News guest host Catharine Richert talked with Sue Abderholden about her retirement and career.
Sue Abderholden retires this week after two decades shaping mental health advocacy and leading NAMI Minnesota
Author's summary: Sue Abderholden retires after shaping mental health policies.
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