Generations Now

Choosing to Fight: For Me, For My Daughter, For Care

A caregiver with health issues faces impossible caregiving choices and works toward a brighter future for others.

Between May 2019 and June 2020, comfort in using video conferencing platforms rose from 53% to 64% in people ages 50–80.

This country has traditionally devalued caregiving, but it’s time to stop.

Nutrition care can help address chronic diseases and support active aging.

Perhaps the title of the “most critical to our daily lives” General Session goes to the final one, with Ai-jen Poo and Bill McKibben.

New study demonstrates barriers to tech use for many elders.

In five states, more than 40% of direct care workers are immigrants.

NIH diversity lead Dr. Marie Bernard on how she got there and why it’s such a crucial job.

Malnutrition is a growing crisis; this toolkit lays out how to advocate for improved care and access and generate research.

An excerpt from “Sisterlocking Discoarse” focuses on racism inside and outside academics.