Communities for All Ages

Many communities struggle with how to help their elders age in place. But the ones that do the best for older generations are often the ones that are planning for youth as well, and all the ages in between. There are a whole host of benefits to building communities for all ages, including better support for young families, increased diversity, and more walkable and livable communities overall. Join us and find out how to start.

December 8, 2011

Blog Post

Building Communities for All Ages

 

SpeakerS

Phil Stafford, Director of the Center for Aging and Community at Indiana University and author of Elderburbia: Aging with a Sense of Place in America
Elissa Thomann Mitchell, Director of Network and Outreach, Generations of Hope Development Corporation
Nancy Henkin, Director of the Intergenerational Center at Temple University and Director of Communities for All Ages

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