by Dr. Marcy Adelman and Dr. Karyn Skultety. This article originally appeared in the San Francisco Bay Times. Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much. Nearly a century ago, Helen Keller first uttered the phrase but it still holds true to this day. This...
Thought Leaders Reframe the Discussion Around Aging at NYC Roundtable
“Aging should not take away our identity.” This reflection was just one of the many ideas that came out of the 3rd edition of the Reframing Aging Thought Leaders Roundtable, organized by the National Hispanic Council on Aging (NHCOA) held in New York City on October...
Diverse Elders Coalition Urges Department of Homeland Security to Withdraw Proposed Public Charge Rule
The Diverse Elders Coalition submitted the following comment in opposition to the Department of Homeland Security's proposed "public charge" rule. To download and share this letter, click here. To share your own comments with the administration about this rule,...
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging Appoints New CEO
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 18, 2018 Contact: Ty Ma’ae, (206) 624-1221 tyrell@napca.org National Asian Pacific Center on Aging Appoints New CEO [Seattle, WA] – The National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (NAPCA) today announced that its Board of Directors has...
Walking on the beach in Miami Beach, Florida.
by Shelly M. SAGE member from 2010, mostly at SAGE Harlem. Shelly also volunteers at the center. Hot sunny days are a welcome change from home in NYC. Hot weather all the time, even now in October the average temp is 80’s. Good for the bones. Miami Beach was hot...
On November 8th, Host a SAGE Table to Create an Intergenerational LGBT Community
The beauty of an intergenerational friendship is infinite. SAGE Table brings older and younger members of the LGBT community together to talk about our commonalities. We go through the same things, we have a shared history, and we have a shared future. Last year there...