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Museums and Aging

Fighting ageism and promoting lifelong learning and creativity.

We Need an Intergenerational Response to the Pandemic

By Trent Stamp, Thriveglobal

Why Is Age Not Part of Diversity and Inclusion?

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Nonprofits Find New Ways to Engage Senior Volunteers Virtually

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Older adults feel better than young people despite COVID risks

By Melissa De Witte-Stanford, Futurity

Virtual Volunteering Still Offers Benefits

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Bridging Isolation: The Anchorage Museum’s Virtual Movement Workshops for Older Adults during COVID-19

By Molissa Udevitz
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From In-Person to Virtual Programs: A Case Study of Challenges & Successes

By Emily Sachar

Digital Gold: Queering Flat Spaces

By Eli Burke
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Social Distancing Doesn’t Need to Equal Social Isolation for Older Adults

By Shannon McDonough
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Supporting Teaching Artists with Creative Aging Trainings

By Sarah Drebelbis

A Local Chairmaking Tradition Inspires Older Adults at John Michael Kohler Arts Center

By Claire Carlson

Older Adults Find Creative Expression through Movement and Dance at the Anchorage Museum

By Molissa Udevitz
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