In social media circles Friday is often the day to give shoot-outs to your favorite followers on Twitter (hashtag #FF for Favorite Fridays), organize live-chat events on Facebook and roundup up the week’s news on your blog.
ChangingAging has threads on multiple social networking sites so I’d like to begin featuring those conversations on the blog with a Friday Social Media Roundup.
Continue ReadingChangingAging’s LinkedIn (CALI) group has sparked a passionate and “intense” debate over one artist’s attempt to explore and talk about Alzheimer’s disease. Member Chet Williams started the conversation with this post: “Like an old abandoned house: an alzheimer’s awareness photo exhibit” to be displayed at the Dementia Education Conference in Louisville, KY, March 3 My […]
Continue ReadingIn the past few months nearly 300 people have joined ChangingAging’s LinkedIn group, a network of professionals connecting, sharing stories and fostering conversations about their experiences changing the culture of aging. The group includes a diverse mix of people, such as Holly Whiteside, a caregiving coach and Eden Associate who recently published the book “The […]
Continue ReadingOne of America’s largest and most influential membership organizations is trying to get a little more socially networked — online, that is. AARP, which claims more than 40 million members nationwide, announced this week that it has overhauled its website in an attempt to “keep up with the changing needs of the 50+ generation, focusing […]
Continue ReadingChangingAging’s recently launched LinkedIn network has grown to over 130 members and I’m excited to see five active discussions with over 40 comments. The controversial topic of hoarding really sparked an intense discussion when Adam Hayes shared a link to the International OCD Foundation’s Hoarding Center. Special thanks to Holly Whiteside, one of ChangingAging’s LinkedIn […]
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