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Can AI Help Us Leave Breadcrumbs Back to Ourselves?
What my mother’s determination to stay independent taught me about memory, identity and the possibilities of artificial intelligence.
From the Shadows to the Light: Centering Solo Agers in Healthcare
What our ASA RISE Fellowship Program research project into solo aging discovered.
After Ageism Awareness Day: What Joy Makes Visible
Advocating for a society in which growing older does not require anyone to surrender their visibility, agency, or claim to joy.
Advancing Equity in Palliative Care
How the Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) is working to reduce disparities for older adults living with serious illness.
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.

