Age Bomb
Age Bomb Taking on new ideas for old. Another UK based initiative that is a wonderfully fresh and interesting view on aging. ‘Agebomb is an attempt to monitor the changing landscape brought about by population explosion; to spot the most interesting ideas to do...Aging in Place
Aging In Place is Dr. Patrick Rhoden’s website, a resource for all those who contemplate how they would like to grow old. We love his blogs, they are not about selling products but talk about the human condition from a variety of perspectives. Great writing...
Katy Butler discusses her personal experience with her parents’ end-of-life
Katy Butler, journalist and the author of “Knocking on Heaven’s Door: The Path to a Better Way of Death,” which is both a memoir and a critical assessment of the medical history of dying, talks about her personal experience with her parents’...
Wanda Lieberman talks on the relationship between body and environment
The relationship between our body and the physical environment is critical for our health and wellbeing, yet we continue to build standardized environments that do not pay attention to the needs of people of different abilities and ages. Wanda Lieberman, who received...
A Day in the Life
In the video project, “A Day In The Life”, four older adults in San Francisco share the story of what “home” means to them. They filmed the main footage themselves with flipcams, and in their own words, recounted how they use their homes in their daily lives....
Aging At Home 360
Can My Home Grow Older With Me? Yes! Whether you are 50 or 80, most homes can grow with you to meet personal needs as you age. Even small adjustments can have a profound impact in helping you to live long-term in your home, safely and comfortably. At Home With...
Aging 360 Creative Workshops
Aging 360 ® Creative Workshops help participants to find solutions for aging at home on their own terms, with safety and delight. Most people prefer to age in their own homes. Lack of affordable housing presents a barrier, as does the fact that homes are often...