Why grounding intergenerational programming in theory increases their chances of success.
Intergenerational Theory as a Tool to Diversify Practice and Policy
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Achieving an Equitable Society Through Intergenerational Programming and Research
Programs connecting generations show incredible promise and should be expanded upon nationwide.
Our Guest Editor: Determined to Foster Equitable Aging
Ernest Gonzales is laser-focused on ensuring everyone has choices to live productively.
A Roadmap for Making the Most of Our Increasingly Multigenerational Society
Here’s how we can bust out of our age silos, join forces across generational divides, and co-create the future.
Undoing Structural Racism Among Indigenous Older Adults to Promote Health Equity
Indigenous perspectives in health research are critical if we are to resolve enduring structural inequities in this population.
Intergenerational Programs as a Tool to Advance Equity
These programs can help build resiliency and power within historically marginalized communities.
Older Entrepreneurs: Unsupported Economic Heroes
Illustrating the disparities in health insurance and retirement plan coverage among American entrepreneurs ages 50 to 64.
Connecting Generations Is Key to Combating Loneliness and Ending Ageism
The U.S. has some richly diverse intergenerational programming but needs to quickly expand such efforts.
Whatever Happened to Retirement?
Book is a passionate portrayal of where the two halves of America fit in retirement.
Look Who I Bumped into at the ASA Conference!
On the power of reconnection and intergenerational trauma.
Caregiving Youth Call to Action
A more coordinated, national effort is needed to help this ‘life-saving corps’ of young caregivers.
Grounding Myself in an Ancient Practice
Yoga helped me return to myself, to nature, and to much we have all forgotten.
Leadership Is Autobiography: An Ode to Black Feminism
A lifetime spent seeking to be recognized as ‘levelly human.’
Shelter from the Storm
Leaning into a grandmother’s love for strength and comfort.
Who Am I Beyond My Bio?
A product of thoughtful parenting and an engaged, watchful community.
Identifying Services for Those with Vision Loss
‘Vision impairment and blindness are recognized as the most feared disabilities and often have a greater mental hurdle to overcome.’
Beyond the Classroom: Insights from Lori’s Hands Service-Learning
The community health and service-learning organization weaves connections that transcend traditional volunteer service.
Grandparents as Caregivers: A Changing Demographic with Unique Support Needs
Grandparents caring for grandchildren without a parent present in the household have emerged as a vulnerable group.
Stepping Out
It’s the small things that can make big differences.
Big Aims, a Clear Path to Reach Them
SAGECare trains businesses to care for elders in a culturally competent way and it works.