The importance of research, advocacy and centering community voices in the quest for equitable aging in place.
The importance of research, advocacy and centering community voices in the quest for equitable aging in place.
“Whether you think you can or think you can’t—you’re right,” said Henry Ford.
On the calculable benefits of great mentorship.
The RISE program doesn’t only prepare leaders of color for the aging sector, the reverse can be even more critical to their success.
Laying out the facts about this complex process as they are now known, and potential treatments.
On busting the stigmatized relationship our culture has with menopause, and why it matters.
Destigmatizing ‘the change’ or amplifying anxiety?
Using comic strips and body mapping from workers and migrants on menopause knowledge to enhance awareness.
We brought home the idea that systems require structure, but humans require meaning.
Connecting the prevention and treatment of obesity with broader goals for aging.
Online research tool The People Say features insights from elders to foster understanding of complex policy issues.
Explaining how we got to where we are with AI today and what it means.
Potential reforms exist to prevent digital ageism and AI biases.
Diversifying training data is key to preventing ageism in AI.
AI’s emerging role in empowering older adults, caregivers, and health systems.
AI is positioned to become a powerful ally in addressing age-related neurodegenerative conditions.
AI in older adult healthcare is poised to play a very positive role, but must be approached equitably.
As monitoring becomes more sophisticated, ideally it can free up caregivers’ time to better bond with older adults.
AI can provide many administrative functions to villages, making it easier for them to attract and retain members.
Older men have a problem with lack of purpose, but multiple volunteer groups aim to fix it.