A Little Bit of Twitter
I am finding that Twitter is becoming a more important part of my social media diet.
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Coming of Age — Again
Most readers know that I endorse a developmental perspective on age and aging. Here are a few of the data points that led me to hold that position.
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Old On Purpose: A Positive Aging Revolution
Last week Dr. Bill Thomas was interviewed by a documentary crew working on a very special film. I think ChangingAging readers will want to check this out: Old On Purpose Trailer from David Carey on Vimeo. We are living longer and a wave of Baby Boomers is approaching the shores of the “aged” demographic. We […]
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Minding the Generational Gap
How big is the gap between generations? The winning film from the Assisted Living Federation of America’s International Short Film contest poignantly captures how much we have to gain if we can just bridge that gap:
Continue ReadingEnter the “Connecting Generations Video Challenge” And Win A FlipCam From ChangingAging
ChangingAging readers — the U.S. Administration on Aging (AoA) needs our help. In honor of Older Americans Month, AoA has launched a social networking initiative aimed at fostering engagement between the generations by way of an online video challenge “Connecting Generations.” The Video Challenge seeks to bring together multiple generations to create videos featuring the roles elders […]
Continue ReadingOprah Challenge Redux: It’s Not Too Late!
A couple years ago ChangingAging and our readers campaigned to challenge the Oprah Show to fully embrace aging in all its beauty, challenges and complexity. In particular Dr. Bill asked Oprah to find a place on her show for elders and those who care for them to explore a better way of aging. We asked […]
Continue ReadingAgeless Marketing That Makes You Feel Good About Aging
From ChangingAging on LinkedIn: There are so few examples of ageless marketing with a powerful message that great ones are worth sharing. Take a look at this video…did you “feel” good about aging? — Richard Ambrosius Perhaps it’s the subtitles or the vintage motorcycles reminding me of my beloved 1971 CB750. Whatever it is, […]
Continue ReadingFor shame: the dishonest art of photoshopping
Last week I had my picture taken by an extremely talented photographer from an excellent photography agency, both of whom we will leave unnamed. A rep from the photo agency claimed to have visited ChangingAging.org to learn more about me. I found that claim doubtful when I received this email regarding options for touching-up my […]
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