The Institute for Disability Studies
The Institute for Disability Studies has been impacting Mississippians with disabilities
and their families for over 40 years. IDS has worked to provide technical assistance,
training, resources and supports for Mississippians with disabilities and their families.
We like to think we are providing pathways to a better life for people of all ages—infants,
toddlers, school-age children, youth, workers, parents, families and seniors.
In The News
Our very own Scott Mullins was interviewed on SuperTalk MS.
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The Training, Resources and Information for the Advancement of Disability (TRIAD) Service AmeriCorps members from The Institute for Disability Studies' (IDS) Hattiesburg and Long Beach campuses continue to serve their communities, just serving now in a more creative and virtual means. As COVID-19 has kept this AmeriCorps Program from having members meet in-person, the need for virtual service became a priority. |
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STEP UP Continues Engagement Virtually |
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - The University of Southern Mississippi has started it’s Transition of Teens to Adult Life summer program. It is a work-based training and internship program for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities ages 16 to 21. |
Feeding the Homeless
Mayor Barker recognizes IDS for our work with the homeless population
IDS sponsors the USM Wheelchair Basketball Team.
Americorp via IDS
IDS sponsors the USM Wheelchair Basketball Team.
IDS sponsors inclusive basketball.
IDS sponsors Mentoring Day
Transition to Adulthood program sponsors Quidditch
IDS SEARCH Program Graduates from 2019
Transition to Adulthood program sponsors Quidditch
IDS SEARCH Program Graduates from 2019 having some fun.
