Our Issues
Why the New Public Charge Rule Could Hit Older Immigrants Hard July 29, 2020 
Older and Wiser—but Dizzier July 8, 2020 
Is Aging a Disease? June 24, 2020
Blog
My Father’s Frugal Habits Make Sense Now July 24, 2020 
Who’s Aging Better? July 21, 2020 
The Pandemic Isn’t Making Ageism Worse. It’s Exposing It—and That’s a Good Thing July 14, 2020
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Cinema
Learning to Drive - Patricia Clarkson and Ben Kingsley star in this touching comedy-drama about taking control of your life in your 50s. …
Two Weeks - When cancer-ridden Anita Bergman submits to hospice care, her four adult children reunite in suburban North Carolina to help temporarily and to say goodbye permanently. …
Fiction
Akin - Approaching his 80th birthday, widower Noah is preparing for a trip to France when a telephone call changes everything. …
Olive, Again - Welcome back, Olive Kitteridge! It’s been over a decade since Elizabeth Strout introduced us to the most incorrigible resident of Crosby, Maine. …
Nonfiction
Your Caregiver Relationship Contract: How to navigate the minefield of new roles and expectations - This book is an invaluable resource for anyone who becomes (or anticipates becoming) a caregiver. Debra Hallisey writes from her own experience …
Elderhood: Redefining Aging, Transforming Medicine, Reimagining Life - Many of us are going to spend upward of 40 years in what this society considers “old age.” Louise Aronson suggests a new way of looking at that time. …
Children’s Books
Unbecoming - Three generations of redheaded women have secrets that are holding them back from happiness. …
Grandmother’s Visit - This sweetly sad story is about the relationship between a girl and her grandmother, who comes to live with the family. …