Hoosiers with disabilities, their families, and those who work with and for them need access to disability-related information and resources. The Library at the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community strives to be the primary disability library for residents of the state of Indiana by providing access to appropriate, quality materials and services. We offer more than 6,000 books, kits, and DVDs about disabilities across the lifespan that are available to borrow by anyone in Indiana. Regardless of where you live, we will lend our materials to you through the mail or to help answer your disability-related questions.
Navigating a complex web of services, programs, and other disability-related community resources can be daunting. FINDER is a database that provides 24/7 access to community services, is easy to use, and supports first-time users with a step-by-step guide. For more experienced users, it has advanced search features. Regardless of how information is located, search results are immediately available, and can be saved for future use and shared. Click the logo to visit FINDER:
Wondering how you can use the Library when you aren't located in Bloomington? Click on the red button below to search our collection of books, videos, and kits. When you find something you'd like to borrow, send us an email or give us a call to request it. We'll set up and manage a borrower's account for you. We will mail the library material out at our expense, and ask that you return it within four weeks at your expense. Or you may return it to any IU campus library statewide.
The Library has a collection of standardized speech-language pathology assessments that certified SLPs in Indiana may borrow. Give us a call or send us an email when you're ready to request a test or to find out more about these standardized tests.
Looking for a way to browse by topic? The Library has developed more than 40 guides to assist our patrons with information about the most popular topics in our collection. Guides include Behavior Supports, Employment, Families, School Inclusion and more.
Wondering what's new in the Library? Each week, we'll highlight a few new titles that have been received and placed in the collection. Take a quick peek at these new titles then give us a call, send an email, or come visit us to check them out.
Thank you for your interest in helping to support the Library at the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community.
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The Library is located in the Administration building at the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community at Indiana University, Bloomington. Stop by to browse our collection, give us a call or send us email if you can't make it in person.
812-855-9396 (Local)
800-437-7924 (Toll-Free)
libiidc@indiana.edu
As of January 1, 2020, the Institute has a new address due to a street name change:
2810 East Discovery Parkway
Bloomington IN 47408-9020
If your navigation app does not have our new address, you may need to use our old address:
1905 N Range Road
Bloomington IN 47408
There are three dedicated accessible parking spaces located in the IIDC circle drive. Additionally, there is one dedicated accessible parking space located in the IIDC's main parking lot. Also located in the main parking lot are three visitor parking spaces. If those parking spaces are full, visitor hanging parking permits are available from the Indiana Institute's receptionist located in Building A. Parking permits allow parking in EM-S and EM-P designated parking spaces (refer to posted EM-S and EM-P parking signs) unless otherwise indicated. Note: Parking violations will result in tickets to vehicle owners.
2810 E Discovery Parkway
Bloomington IN 47408 812-855-6508
812-855-9630 (fax) iidc@indiana.edu
812-855-9396 (local)
800-437-7924 (toll-free) libiidc@indiana.edu
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