As the ChangingAging Blogstream grows we plan to use the latest social networking tools to connect with our new members and to help them grow and engage with their audiences. Our first priority of course is blogging — if you have something to say either sign up for a free ChangingAging blog or submit your […]
Continue ReadingThis made me queasy when I first read it… The Courthouse News Service reported that 84-year-old Dorsey Henderson of Fairhope, Alabama called 911 after investigating the car accident and discovering that the driver of the vehicle was severely intoxicated. Henderson told the driver of the car he was under citizens arrest and needed to […]
Continue ReadingWe have a lot of new bloggers joining the ChangingAging Blogstream and I thought it would be useful to offer a brief video tutorial explaining how to create a video blog post and share it with your followers using social networking tools like Facebook and Twitter. Creating video blog posts, or “Vlogging”, is one of […]
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In about two minutes I’m taking the stage to give the keynote address at the 7th Annual Conference on Aging in Allegany County, N.Y. The theme is “The State of Aging” and I’m pleased that the organizers asked me to speak about how social media is changing the state of aging.
Continue ReadingThis series of calls/webinars will highlight the major goals of our second Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant, through a dialogue about major initiatives and how you can be involved We are looking forward to the stimulating discussions, questions, stories and successful practices that will emerge from these conversations. Your feedback is welcomed, appreciated and necessary […]
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Great article in the Wall Street Journal about kids and grandparents and the ways they are communicating with one another. In her May 9, 2001 article, OMG! My Grandparents R My BFF!, reporter Molly Baker takes readers on a “magical mystery tour…
Continue ReadingIn a story at boston.com about the future of aging, reporter Leon Neyfalkh concludes: ”…one thing we can definitely count on is that the old people of the future will have been young once — and the lives they were…
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So who is the Blogstream for? The short answer is everyone. All comers are welcome and we hope everyone is interested in our message to change aging.
But still, who is the Blogstream really for… we really hope anyone with a pro-aging vision and a passion for changing aging will either sign-up for a ChangingAging Blog or submit their existing blog feed to the Blogstream.
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