Learn more about the products developed by the Center on Aging and Community. All products available for purchase can be ordered online at the IIDC E-Store.

Posters

Voice of the People Poster Series

A refreshing and colorful poster series highlighting common concerns and wishes of people with disabilities told in their own voices on an array of topics. The series will interest members of the general public, professionals, direct support staff, the medical community, self advocates and their family and friends. [More information]

Books

I am Citizen Prepared - Updated!

This publication is for people with disabilities and the people who support them. It is designed to provide information on how to prepare for disasters and emergencies and includes extensive checklists. Readers are encouraged to think of emergency preparedness as a project rather than a reaction to an unexpected and frightening event. [More information]

A Guide to Building Community Membership for Older Adults with Disabilities

This Guide outlines methods for finding positively valued roles and relationships that will bring adults with disabilities into the web of community life. It discusses the special challenges and opportunities of community building with aging persons. The text interweaves information, strategies, training activities, and tools for community builders. [More information]

Videos

Cultivating Community

This videotape describes the community building process as experienced by six older adults with disabilities, who live in Indiana. With support from community builders, the individuals are shown discovering their interests and abilities, getting connected to activities and organizations in the community, taking on valued roles, and exploring social relationships. [More information]

Journeys in Progress: Stories from the Community

In this video the viewer will meet four older adults with disabilities and follow their journeys as they discover valued roles in community. By working on a one-to-one basis with a community builder, these four individuals have been introduced to a variety of community activities. [More information]