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The Institute is home to 106 projects and six Affiliated Centers addressing disability issues across the lifespan. In addition, it carries out its work in close collaboration with two Partner Centers at the University - the Center for Early Education and Development (CEED), and the Minnesota Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Other Related Disabilities (MN LEND).
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Production of a broadcast documentary on individuals with intellectual disabilities in New York who have used individualized supports to move into their own homes.
Develops a model for making Web sites accessible for people with intellectual and related cognitive disabilities, and launches an educational and networking Web site for teens and adults with...
Conducts a nine-year longitudinal study to ascertain the consequential evidence of the AA-AAS used within the states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. The goal of this project is to collect...
Develops a culturally-sensitive two-year degree program as well as three certificate programs to prepare American Indian students to succeed in small business and entrepreneurship.
Creates an AA degree in radiography, and certificates in phlebotomy, ultrasound, and mammography at Minnesota State College-Southeast Technical in Red Wing and Winona, Minnesota.
Described people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities who live in their own homes or with their families, examining 1) demographic, functional and health characteristics; 2) in-home...
Supports the successful transition of American Indian students at Cass Lake Bena High School on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation in northern Minnesota to postsecondary education using a college...
Establishes and refines a comprehensive program of annual data collection from states on family support, and conducts longitudinal data analysis, policy studies, and dissemination activities to...