Our Lifespan Approach
At the Institute, we work through seven centers to address issues across the lifespan and major life areas. Our research-to-practice intiatives range from childhood through the adult years.
At the Institute, we work through seven centers to address issues across the lifespan and major life areas. Our research-to-practice intiatives range from childhood through the adult years.
Our Centers offer a variety of educational opportunities, including trainings, webinars, and skill-building programs designed for professionals, educators, advocates, and the public.
Browse our resources to locate information on a wide variety of disability-related topics that support your interests. Includes content from the IIDC's Library and all seven Centers.
IIDC experts drive research and contribute to policy development at all levels through research-to-practice activities, white papers, issue briefs, and more. Content availalbe for media and the public.
DESOS is a web-based data collection application that aggregates information about each person receiving day and employment services in Indiana, helps monitor system performance, and provides system insights for state policymakers, local service providers, and legislators.
Our content includes submissions from people with disabilities in order to provide insight into disability through the lens of their personal experiences. We also sponsor student and parent groups that help provide a foundation for self-directed mutual support as we work toward a world for every ability.
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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.