Does “Elder Wisdom” Exist?
Is there such a thing as “elder wisdom” or is this concept a mere stereotype and illusion?
Continue ReadingIs there such a thing as “elder wisdom” or is this concept a mere stereotype and illusion?
Continue ReadingHere’s part of a conversation I overheard at the gym between two women working out together –– Older Woman (in her 40s) and Younger Woman (in her 20s):
Continue ReadingLike many other Americans, I’ve been thinking a lot about the nature of power, about what it can do for us –– and to us.
Continue ReadingWe must consider the concept of direction as we decide the next steps to take in order to disrupt aging. How should we move forward, given a new political climate?
Continue ReadingThe insidious thing about otherization is that it is applied to all kinds of distinctions: race, ethnicity, gender, ability, and sexual orientation, to name a few. And, of course, to age.
Continue ReadingLike questions about any other topic, the ones we ask about aging and the ways in which we choose to answer them reveal what we believe and care about.
Continue ReadingWhen I was a toddler, I used to sit for hours on the floor under my maternal grandmother’s frame of stretched cloth and look up to watch her sew beads and spangles onto fabrics that became wedding gowns, banners, flags, altar cloths, and other decorative pieces.
Continue ReadingOur relationship with aging can remain as a loving friendship throughout our lives when we understand that it’s a cumulative experience that provides us with an ever-changing variety of psychological and spiritual gifts –– if we are open to anticipating and accepting them.
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