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The Role of Early-Life Trauma in Social Isolation

The Role of Early-Life Trauma in Social Isolation

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

Reviewing risk factors in Black American caregiving families.

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A Call to Action: Elder Justice and the Movement to Defund the Police

A Call to Action: Elder Justice and the Movement to Defund the Police

Generations Today, The Presidential Election

‘Black older adults are likely not to seek help from abuse because of the risk of racial discrimination.’

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Seeking a Sense of Belonging

Seeking a Sense of Belonging

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

Becoming an integral part of a community is a better solution for social isolation than many volunteer programs.

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Structural Racism—A Key Driver in Health Disparities

Structural Racism—A Key Driver in Health Disparities

Generations Today, The Presidential Election

Stress is probably a key player in the association of racism with cognition.

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The Older White Male Ticket and How We Got Here

The Older White Male Ticket and How We Got Here

Generations Today, The Presidential Election

‘The mood of the country seems to be not so much a desire for change as a desire for normalcy.’

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Undeterred: Three Voting Advocates on Why They Persist

Undeterred: Three Voting Advocates on Why They Persist

Generations Today, The Presidential Election

‘Voting is such a fundamental right.’

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Future Proof: Advancing Racial & Social Justice for Direct Care Workers

Future Proof: Advancing Racial & Social Justice for Direct Care Workers

Generations Now

In this episode of Future Proof, Peter Kaldes talks with Robert Espinoza, Vice President of Policy for PHI, about issues of equity and justice and how they intersect with the work he does in advocating for the direct care workforce and pushing policy change in long-term care.

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Future Proof: How to Ally with Older Adults Facing Systemic Discrimination & Marginalization

Future Proof: How to Ally with Older Adults Facing Systemic Discrimination & Marginalization

Generations Now

In this episode of Future Proof, Denny Chan, senior staff attorney at Justice in Aging, addresses civil rights for older adults and how the heterogeneity of this population means paying attention to the intersection between age and other protected identities.

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Future Proof: Racial Disparities and Racist Reactions to COVID-19, Plus Aiming for Equity in the Navajo Nation

Future Proof: Racial Disparities and Racist Reactions to COVID-19, Plus Aiming for Equity in the Navajo Nation

Generations Now

In this episode of Future Proof, Peter and Larry discuss issues of equity and justice and how they intersect with Larry’s work with older adults in the Navajo Nation.

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Future Proof with Ai-jen Poo

Future Proof with Ai-jen Poo

Generations Now

Ai-jen Poo and Peter Kaldes discuss domestic worker rights, immigration, racial justice and more on this episode of Future Proof.

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The Direct Care Worker: Protector During the Pandemic

The Direct Care Worker: Protector During the Pandemic

Generations Now

While we will never unsee the grief and sadness of people who have lost family and friends too soon, we will also never unsee the courage of workers who have taken care of us in unimaginable circumstances.

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Building Empathy and Understanding through Shared Experiences

Building Empathy and Understanding through Shared Experiences

Generations Now

Embodied Labs is committed to developing immersive training for professional and family caregivers that’s based on the authentic experiences of individuals who have been marginalized.

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Averting a Housing Crisis and Shining a Light on Inequities in Elder Housing

Averting a Housing Crisis and Shining a Light on Inequities in Elder Housing

Generations Journal, Summer 2020

‘I wanted to recognize the key role of the “shelters” in which most older adults live.’

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Elizabeth White: Ensure Everyone Has a Seat at the Table, and Listen

Elizabeth White: Ensure Everyone Has a Seat at the Table, and Listen

Generations Now

“There’s an opportunity to think about how people can live richly textured lives on moderate incomes. People will be living longer on less. I think there’s this place where the sustainability movement and the aging phenomenon intersect.”

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U.S. Masters Swimming is for Everyone

U.S. Masters Swimming is for Everyone

Generations Now

US Masters Swimming thinks swimming is for everyone. And they’re working to make that a reality for older adults across the country.

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Reimagining Housing for Aging in Place, or Infrastructure for Flattening the Next Curve

Reimagining Housing for Aging in Place, or Infrastructure for Flattening the Next Curve

Generations Now

We need to ensure that added years can be lived joyfully and with dignity, and in a way that does not bankrupt individuals, families and society, while overwhelming our healthcare system.

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The promise of technology for older adults: ephemeral or essential?

The promise of technology for older adults: ephemeral or essential?

Generations Today, Trends in Tech for Aging

‘The high expectations we have held out for technology simply have not been met.’

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Kevin Prindiville: Have a clear sense of your values and social-emotional intelligence

Kevin Prindiville: Have a clear sense of your values and social-emotional intelligence

Generations Now

“We need passionate, innovative, strong, committed leaders in this space. …. If you are a helper, solver, advocate or changemaker, there is not a better place for you to be using your talents today.” -Kevin Prindiville

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Providing the Value They Have Earned: Addressing Direct Care Worker Needs Through Pay, Training, Innovation and Legislation

Providing the Value They Have Earned: Addressing Direct Care Worker Needs Through Pay, Training, Innovation and Legislation

Generations Now

The future of long-term care for older adults has never been more essential, yet never more precarious

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AARP Foundation programs respond to pandemic-exposed inequities for elders

AARP Foundation programs respond to pandemic-exposed inequities for elders

Generations Today, Trends in Tech for Aging

AARP Foundation MySavingsJar empowers vulnerable elders to start a monthly savings habit.

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