American Society on AgingMembership
About Memberships
Since 1954, the American Society on Aging (ASA) has developed and led the largest, most diverse community of professionals working in aging in America. We represent and engage more than 4,000 multidisciplinary leaders across the country who work in the aging sector.
ASA provides our members with valuable opportunities to exchange ideas, grow their careers, and shape the future of aging. We are the best place to find your peers, stay on top of emerging issues, and take part in conversations that influence practice and policy. ASA is bringing together everyone striving to improve aging.
Member Benefits
Generations
Stay informed with unlimited access to ASA’s Generations publications, featuring expert voices and emerging ideas across the aging field.
Communities
Connect with professionals in aging through our online Member Communities platform for discussion, idea-sharing, and collaboration.
Conference
Only members can attend the On Aging conference, ASA’s annual convening and the nation’s largest multidisciplinary gathering of professionals in aging.
Volunteer Leadership
Contribute your expertise and grow your impact by serving in volunteer leadership roles.
Discounts
Save on professional development through discounted access to On Aging Institute courses, including our professional certificate programs.
Members Only Events
Stay engaged year-round with digital events.
Member Directory
Access a powerful network of professionals in aging through our searchable member directory.
Advocacy
Take part in a nationwide movements to influence aging policy through collaborative, member-led advocacy efforts.
Who Should Join?
- Aging services professionals
- Social workers
- Gerontologists
- Researchers and academics
- Students and emerging leaders
- Nurses and healthcare professionals
- Long-term care providers
- Policymakers
- Caregivers
- Housing and transportation planners
- Community-based organizations
- Nonprofits & NGOs
- Government agencies
- Funders and philanthropists
- Public health professionals
- Community organizers & advocates
- Tech innovators
- Business leaders
- Legal and financial advisors
…And more!
Join ASA
Choose the ASA Membership that’s right for you!
Individual
Professional
275
1 Year
Individual
Retired Professional
100
1 Year
Individual
Student
100
1 Year
Organization
Multiple Options Available
375+
1 Year
Special Offers

We’re offering new members an exclusive 6-month access at HALF the price of our regular rate! Whether you’ve been curious about joining or just waiting for the right moment—this is it. Experience all the benefits of membership for 6 months and see what we’re all about. This offer won’t last forever, so don’t wait!

Take us for a test drive with a 1-month trial for just $25, or go further with our limited time 6-month membership for $135. Either way, you’ll get access to exclusive content, a vibrant community, and the support you need to thrive in the aging field! Please note, you must be a first time member to take advantage of this offer.
Individual 1-Month Trial Membership – $25
Member Spotlight
I really value ASA because it helps me access a nationwide network where I can share ideas, best practices and exchange solutions to organizational challenges. By amplifying marginalized voices and advocating for policy changes, I am able to help create a more equitable society.
My ASA membership has made a positive impact on my life by providing a wealth of information and resources that impact all seniors, including seniors of color. My involvement has supported my work in the aging space by connecting me with some of the best minds in Aging who display a fervent altruism to help seniors and caregivers.
I joined ASA almost 20 years ago when I was a newbie in the aging space. I had just founded a nonprofit, OATS, to help older adults learn technology, and ASA quickly became my go-to place for quality information about the field. I learned about the latest research, program models, funding opportunities, and policy trends—mostly from attending the conference, but also from reading ASA’s Generations and other publications of theirs. I also made a ton of professional contacts. As someone without formal training in the field of gerontology, I could never have accomplished as much without the support of ASA.