Changing the Culture of Aging
The Pioneer Network’s motto “Changing the Culture of Aging in the 21st Century” put me in mind of a book chapter I contributed to the upcoming Culture Change, Volume 2.
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A Roadtrip to Life Reimagined
After more than a decade living in Baltimore, I’m embarking on a great American cross-country road trip with my family this summer and moving into a new home in Seattle.
Continue ReadingThe World O’Eden
One of the best and most valuable parts of the the Eden Alternative movement is the collaboration that goes on between people in different countries and continents.
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ChangingAging wishes Miss Susie a Happy 114th Birthday!
New York City celebrated the 114th birthday of its oldest resident today — Susannah Mushatte Jones, a.k.a. Miss Susie, of Brooklyn.
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The View from 80
In his recent New York Times op/ed “The Joy of Old Age” (No Kidding), Oliver Sacks states what I consider to be the underpinning of the philosophy of this blog.
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Retirement Planning: Don’t Forget Care Giving
Retirement planning must include the potential financial realities of care giving lest the burden arrive as a surprise, altering a household’s financial situation.
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Building Communities Valuing Age and Independence in the UK
Why do health care and housing providers portray older people as a homogenous group, thinking all people over a certain age want to be treated in the same way?
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ChangingAging Books: The Wonder of Aging
When I received a copy of Michael Gurian’s new book “The Wonder of Aging: A New Approach to Embracing Life After Fifty” I could tell this was a changing aging book.
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