Having a mentor that knows my challenges and matches my interests is imperative in the field of aging.
Having a mentor that knows my challenges and matches my interests is imperative in the field of aging.
ASA RISE’s program director on all that June 19 represents.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has embarked on multiple efforts to prepare Americans.
‘Today, more than 3 million older adults live in households that are severely rental cost burdened.’
Mental illness, drug use, abuse and dementia can all make help hard to secure.
Reasons for becoming homeless are many, but discrimination and stigmatization happen to all.
Current events sometimes call for more direct action.
‘Researchers project continued and significant growth in older adult homelessness across the next decade.’
In 2020 we heard the first significant acknowledgement of direct care workers from a presidential candidate.
Detailing ways to ensure nurse aides hired during the pandemic are sufficiently trained.
I have a deeper appreciation of how many of our healthcare systems are riddled with systematic racism.
One Black woman’s two-week hospital journey through COVID-19 and our healthcare system.
Multiple lessons learned in the state’s pandemic response can be used going forward.
Although deemed essential, the quality of direct care jobs falls short of their worth.
Exploring COVID-19 impacts via equity, diversity, and inclusivity lenses and proposing systemic solutions.
These guest editors have the future firmly in mind and can envision a better one.
There is so much value in making connections with diverse professionals in the field of aging:
‘The ASA Rise program uniquely augments these efforts.’
Such a pathway would allow home care workers to move into the formal home care market, live with greater dignity, and enforce their rights.
Anti-Asian violence, which has continued despite the pandemic slowing, impacts older immigrants’ psychological well-being as well as family dynamics and well-being.