Winter 2021–22
GENERATIONS JOURNAL | VOLUME 45 . ISSUE 4
Winter 2021–22
About Generations Journal
Generations Journal is the quarterly journal of the American Society on Aging. Each issue is devoted to bringing together the most useful and current knowledge about a specific topic in the field of aging, with emphasis on practice, research, and policy.
Inside Winter 2021–22 Generations Journal
The Older Americans Act
On the Older Americans Act and Why We Need to Pay Attention to History
Our Guest Editor
Vision: Meet Reality
By Richard Browdie
The Older Americans Act from the Inside
An interview with Deputy Assistant Secretary for Aging Edwin Walker
In the beginning: Putting Key Pieces into Place
Success: An Original Area Agency on Aging at 50 Years
By John N. Skirven
Title VI of the Older Americans Act: Past, Present, and Future
By Cynthia LaCounte
Reflections on Title VII 30 Years Later
By William F. Benson
We Know It Helps, But Prove It Again
Difficulties Demonstrating the Impact of OAA Programming and Glimmers of Hope
By Heather Menne
Doing Business: A Pathway to Coordination
By Marisa Scala-Foley
Understanding the OAA’s Purpose and Role in the Modern Life of Older Adults
By Martha Roherty
The Challenge in Our Political Landscape; by the Time You Have Caught Up, the Situation Changes
Balancing Mission and Momentum
By Suzanne Kunkel
At Almost 60, It’s Time for a Life Review of the OAA as it Approaches Eligibility Age
By Robert Applebaum and Athena Koumoutzis
Advocacy and the OAA: The Environment Is Very Different These Days
An interview with Robert Blancato and Meredith Ponder Whitmire
The Older American’s Act: Looking Back and Thinking Forward
By Richard Browdie
Suggested citation for articles in this issue: [Last Name(s), First Name(s)]. "Article Title." Generations Journal, 45, no. 4 (Winter 2021–22). [URL]