Sara Zeff Geber approaches the topic of solo aging from a personal place and knows how critical it is to get the word out about the trend.
Our Guest Editor: A Solo Ager on Solo Aging
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Solo Agers Can Find Independence in Planning and Advocacy
Often the services of an elder law attorney can stave off disastrous consequences.
Preparing Solo Agers to Receive Long-term Care
Nuanced advice on how best to talk to people about transitioning away from the idea of aging in place.
Measuring the Impact of Menopause Symptoms on Women in the Workplace
Shocking study findings clarify the need for education and policies to improve the care of working women during menopause.
The Precious Riches of Shared Intergenerational Housing
How housemates can be so much more than room renters.
Tackling the Great Mismatch: Retaining Talent at All Ages
To retain employees, job quality, employee well-being and training are key focus areas.
Thinking Globally, Acting Locally
One Massachusetts AAA’s perspective on grandparents raising grandchildren.
The Untapped Potential of Older Adults in Direct Care Work
During Older Americans Month, let’s think of the older adults who work in direct care jobs and how we might make those jobs more stable and alluring.
The Reality of Aging and Vision Loss in America
Research to determine the most immediate needs is key to allocate resources to groups who would most benefit.
Envisioning a Healthier Community
Enhancing housing opportunities through adaptive reuse.
ASA Hosts the Largest Multidisciplinary Conference in Aging in Atlanta
Conference welcomes national influencers, award recipients and new Board Officers and Members
Why and How Should We Understand the Aging of Political Party Affiliation?
Differences in party evolution with age may be more dependent upon life events and cohorts than they are on age.
The Link Between Age and Extremism
Considering the rate at which older adults vote, it’s important to understand which voters are likely to be radicalized and how to prevent it.
SNAP Benefits Being Slashed
What will this mean for the crucial nutrition program and how can it be strengthened instead?
Personally Motivated, Professionally Determined
Denny Chan fights daily for older victims of systemic discrimination.
The Approaching Eviction Crisis
With the moratorium on evictions in federally assisted or backed housing having expired, near retirees, many of whom are struggling with their employment and housing, are of great concern.
New Direct Care Workforce State Index Maps Out Progress and Potential
This state-level analysis allows leaders to consider the relative wage disparity in their state and its implications for workers.
Looking Forward to Progress on Malnutrition in 2023!
The year 2023 comes with a long to-do list to solve older adult malnutrition, and plenty of opportunities to make it happen.
Older Adult Homelessness Is a Problem We Can Solve
San Diego’s Serving Seniors is juggling multiple projects to help elders experiencing homelessness.
Two Programs Show Success Helping Young Caregivers
The American Association of Caregiving Youth’s complex work to keep caregivers in school and their care receivers healthy at home.