Addressing ageism and strengthening civic understanding between generations.
In Praise of Structured Intergenerational Dialogue
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Elderhood: A New Vision for Later Life
What might it take to legitimize elderhood as a stage of life?
At the Tipping Point: Liberating a New Age of Aging
Five course corrections to help leaders in the aging field advocate for new solutions that might tip us to that new age.
Shibui: The Japanese Art of Finding Beauty in Aging
On learning to appreciate aging and find alternate ways of facing death.
The Optimist’s Call to Action
How can we take Connected Communities from a model to a movement?
Growing a Productive Longevity Economy
An opportunity to optimize intergenerational policy investments is at a critical juncture.
The Caregiving Divide
A faultline running through work, family, and policy.
Care for America: The Intertwined Futures of Care for American Families and Immigrants
Growing the immigrant care workforce will be a critical part of any solution to our nation’s care crisis, yet we’re currently doing the opposite.
Putting the Pieces Together
A transformative vision for the direct care workforce.
The Future of Work Is Older
Reforming our system so it benefits longer lives.
The Future of Work Is Older
Reforming our system so it benefits longer lives.
Where Aging Actually Happens
A thoughtful proposition on how, as much of elder care happens at home, its delivery might be substantially improved.
A Bold Vision for Aging Black Lesbians
Care, community, and the future we must build.
A Bold Vision for a Society Connected, Rather Than Divided, by Aging
Radical inclusion is the key.
Portraits of a Bold Vision of Our Aging Selves
Elders evolve through the power of art.
Supporting Older Adult Vitality and Nutrition for Healthy Aging
‘Vitality can act upstream, shaping other capacities rather than directly impacting functional impairment.’
The Language Won. The Residents Lost
‘Culture Change’ was never the problem. The problem is what it hides.
New Medicare Policy Change Supports Nutrition’s Role in Preventive Care
With many factors contributing to nutrition risks, including diseases, medical treatments, functional health, social/mental health, and quality of diet/food access, agreed-upon tools for reliably assessing such risks are helpful.
Public Transportation: Making the Future More Accessible
On ASA RISE and fostering equity in Atlanta’s public transportation system.
They Were Here First
On ageism, AI hiring systems, and the people we are leaving behind.