Our Lifespan Approach
At the Institute, we work through seven centers to address issues across the lifespan and major life areas.
At the Institute, we work through seven centers to address issues across the lifespan and major life areas.
Across the Institute, our centers offer a variety of services, like trainings, to professionals, educators, and more.
Our resource browser allows you to search for any kind of resource across our library and all our centers at the Institute.
The Institute offers a variety of publications across all our centers.
DESOS is a web-based, data collection application that aggregates information about each person receiving day and employment services in Indiana. DESOS helps in monitoring system performance and provides system insights for state policymakers, local service providers, and legislators.
We host blogs with writings from people with disabilities, like Adria, to provide insights into disability through the lens of their personal experiences. We also sponsor student groups like the Students on the Spectrum Club for IU and Ivy Tech students, and parent groups of children with autism to provide a foundation for self-directed mutual support.
The Institute offers many opportunities to stay updated on issues and topics important to the disability and community. Subscribe to Institute publications or opt-in to receive additional information about IIDC events, trainings, reports, and more.
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Engage with usThe work of the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community crosses the lifespan and is conducted through seven research centers and an Indiana University disability-focused library.