Research shows promise aligning technology, training, and the realities of work across the life course.
Not Left Behind: Older Workers, Artificial Intelligence, and the Data Behind Adoption and Adaptation
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From Curveballs to Comebacks: Strengthening America’s Workforce by Investing in Older Adults
Training, supportive services, and stronger policies can help turn disruption into opportunity for older workers.
How Philanthropy Can Support Systems Change for Older Workers
Small investments can make an impact and bring about change in efforts against ageism.
Juneteenth, Aging While Black, and the Case for Restorative Aging
Belonging asks whether people are included, while restoration asks what must be repaired
From Vision to Data: Colorado’s Journey Developing an Aging Dashboard
Advice and best practices for future projects
Over 55 and Picked Up by ICE: Mandatory Detention and No Bond Policy Endangers Older Detainees
Justice in Aging works to assist detainees
The Clock Is Running: What the 2026 Trustees Report Means for Older Americans
Trustees project OASI benefits will be cut 22% in six years
Medical Debt, Aging, and Disability: The Hidden Crisis
Medical debt is a consumer finance issue and also disability rights and housing stability issues
Creativity: It Should Never Stop
An excerpt from author and new longevity expert Michael Clinton’s latest book
Creatine in Healthy Aging: Not Just for Muscle Performance Anymore
Benefits and misconceptions of creatine supplementation
TIPS: Celebrating 14 Years of Success and Serving as a Model for the Future
The Telehealth Intervention Programs for Seniors helps older adults stay healthier at home
Why Aging with HIV Must Be Included in Every Multisector Plan for Aging
Six recommendations to consider for MPAs
The Longevity Economy Will Fail Unless It Helps People Age in Place
Emerging technologies can help people age in place when integrated into strong public and community systems
Restoring the Well-being of Native Elders Through Tradition and Community
Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake helps American Indian and Alaska Native members connect
Fear as Fuel: What I’ve Learned from Befriending Those Much Older Than Me
Being aware that time may be limited has helped me embrace spending time with friends
Keeping Treatment on Track: New Guidelines on Nutrition Support in Head and Neck Cancer
From early screening to nutrition treatment and follow-up care, updated guidance helps teams prevent avoidable weight and muscle loss in older adults.
Honoring the Voices and Experiences of AANHPI Caregivers
Insights from a National Collaborative Research Project on Aging, Caregiving, and Cultural Identity
Answering the Call: Building Support for Kinship Caregivers in Idaho
Idaho Caregiver Alliance brings together community organizations, healthcare providers, researchers and others to support caregivers
From Age-Friendly to Age-Just: Reclaiming Dignity, Power, and Purpose in an Aging Society
An Age-Just Society replaces voluntary frameworks with enforceable rights
When a Yale Professor Calls Older Americans the Problem, Here’s What’s Really at Stake
A response to Samuel Moyn’s New York Times essay and a call to action for everyone in the aging sector.