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posted 03.05.2018
For planners interested in amplifying and focusing their livable communities efforts where it counts, look no further than the burgeoning older adult population. Read More
posted 03.05.2018
Isn’t that a bit like checking someone’s blood pressure only after they’ve had a heart attack? Read More
posted 03.05.2018
The time to address long-term services and support (LTSS) financing reform is here. And the best path forward is an expansion of the Medicare program to cover the LTSS needs of all Americans. Read More
posted 03.01.2018
Employers are beginning to see the toll that caregiving takes on their employees. This toll might jeopardize productivity and risk the loss of an otherwise excellent worker. Read More
posted 03.01.2018
Older adults are more likely to restrict their driving in bad weather, at night, or on high speed roads than their younger counterparts. Read More
posted 03.01.2018
A first-generation Asian American employs a duo of paradigms to reflect on aging, identity, and culture. Read More
posted 02.28.2018
A major late-life change returns an entrepreneur to her social activism roots. Read More
posted 02.28.2018
How one gerontologist’s way of thinking shifted parallel to changes in feminist philosophy and its embrace of intersectionality. Read More
posted 02.28.2018
How and why four feminists came together to foster intergenerational activism around ageism. Read More
posted 02.28.2018
Intersecting inequalities influence how we age, through dimensions such as income and health. Read More
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