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I Believe in MAGIC

January 24, 2018 | Dr. Bill Thomas

Our goal is to bring people together and look at ways to inspire and sustain a genuine human community.

The ChangingAging Tour: What Will They Say Of Me?

January 18, 2018 | Kyrié Carpenter, Managing Editor

The ChangingAging Tour returns in 2018 as a part of The Eden Alternative International Conference in Atlanta, May 3-5. Go behind scenes in a day in the life of the tour with Disrupt Dementia cast member Kyrié Carpenter.

Social Coercion

December 14, 2017 | David Goff, ChangingAging Contributor

A report from the Slow Lane: Social coercion is a complex phenomenon. Social coercion is the water we learn to be ourselves in; it is the complex environment that coaxes out of us our own nuances.

It’s Time to Believe Older Adults, Too

December 8, 2017 | Jeanette Leardi, ChangingAging Contributor

Just as we are encouraged to believe those who report experiences of sexual harassment, so, too, should we believe older adults who report elder harassment in any of its forms. Ageism, too, is a spectrum of abuse. All of this is to say that harassment in any form, toward any person, and for any reason should not be justified or tolerated.

Depression and Aging: It’s Time to Stop the Madness

September 11, 2017 | Jessica Stonefield, Guest Blogger

Depression does not need to be a normal part of aging. It’s up to all of us to acknowledge—and address—the risk.

I Am Trying To Make You Understand Why I Still Can’t Talk About Charlottesville

August 14, 2017 | Namarah

I am struggling with finding the right words to articulate what I’m feeling, yet I feel it is necessary for me to speak. To this day the work for building a better community has been completely unbalanced by the oppressed and the oppressor.

A More Mindful Week: Understanding Self and Others

July 31, 2017 | Namarah

As a young African American adult I can identify with this viscerally. Our society programs seamlessly the realm of otherness into our vernacular, lifestyle, and attitudes. In this category of otherness we distance ourselves from the humane and are more willing to pass judgements on identity, ability or personhood.

Stop. Think. Feel.

July 10, 2017 | Namarah

We need to stop drawing distinctions from why we are different and instead start drawing connections to why we are similar.

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