Insights from the LifeStyle Program.

Insights from the LifeStyle Program.
Rooted in trauma-informed care, it ensures that every storyteller’s dignity and authenticity are preserved.
An adult education program in New Orleans makes it easy to earn high school degrees.
A specialized elder-care visa system may be the answer.
Ending ageist assumptions in physical activity programming.
‘Advocates shared stories not just about barriers, but also about resilience, innovation and hope.’
Changing the narrative about age and the future of work.
One woman’s trip through the rotating hospice door with her dying mother.
What has been cut, might be cut, and what to do about it.
Embracing generational lessons on giving back and gathering new tools to keep pushing for change.
The role of Dementia Friendly America and AAAs in ensuring communities across America are supportive of those with the condition.
It is critical to include people with disabilities as stakeholders in any collaborations in AFEs.
States can use MPAs to coordinate aging and disability services and supports across sectors to achieve age-friendly ecosystems.
Where do we go from here?
Age-friendly work across sectors can coalesce into a social movement through shared principles and approaches to improve society.
Lessons learned on the road to a Multisector Plan for Aging.
The expansion opportunity could elevate healthy aging as a core public health function, while focusing on equity.
To improve quality of life for all older adults, society must wake up to the impact of lifelong disparities.
Their evolution, benefits, challenges, and future directions.
The first Trump administration abandoned elders in 2020, what’s the likely fate of the nursing home staffing mandate post-Biden?