Generations Now
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Intergenerational Programs Are Key to Combating Ageism
Older adults are more likely to live longer, healthier lives with a positive view of aging.
Closing the Technology Gap on the UN International Day of Older Persons
‘Almost half of the world’s population is still offline.’
International Day of Older Persons: Pushing Digital Equity for All Ages
International Day of Older Persons in 2021 affirms the need for digital access and participation for all elders.
Future Proof: Is Poverty Solvable?
Building Opportunity and Fighting Poverty, Presented by AARP Foundation
Demographics Need Not Be Destiny with Dementia
’Delaying dementia onset by five years can cut the expected incidence rate in half.’
Malnutrition in Older Adults: What to Watch for and How to Help
The most efficient way to address malnutrition is to prevent it.
Better Care, Better Jobs Act Desperately Needed for Aging Well
Do your part to help by contacting Congress.
Challenging Lessons Chart Career Paths
Scholarship spurs students who were family caregivers to continue in the field professionally.
Commonsense Updates to SSI Can Help 3.3 Million Americans Pull Themselves Out of Poverty
Income and eligibility rules for SSI have changed little since it was signed, in 1972.
How Peer-to-peer Interventions Can Combat Loneliness
Peer advocates will encourage elders to reconnect with friends and relatives with whom they’ve lost touch.
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