Generations Now
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From Being Heard to Leading Change, Here’s What Older Adults Can Teach Us
New toolkit assists community-led change and empowers older adults as leaders.
An Age-Friendly Communication Guide
How to avoid using ageist language
The Age When a Person Stops Being Pictured
In a five-country pilot, two artificial intelligence assistants never imagined a candidate, customer, or expert older than 55
Aging With Disability Is a Continuum, Not a Handoff
Adding aging services on top of disability services does little to create continuity
EngAging Illinois: Building a Multisector Plan for Aging
Cross-agency collaboration created strong partnerships
Who Is Qualified to Listen to Us?
The counseling gap for older adults is not only about access. It is about who is trained to understand what later life contains.
Aging with Dignity: Missouri’s Plan to Support an Aging Population
State’s MPA Focuses on 7 Key Areas
When Policy Meets the Lives It Shapes
The people who policymakers design for today are the very people we likely will become
A Child May Age Out of a System, But They Never Age Out of a Family
An excerpt from “Grandfamilies: Stories of Children and the Loving Relatives Who Raise Them.”
Building Belonging and Community
ASA launches Community Groups
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