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January 15, 2020
Age+Action Conference proposals due Jan. 17
Join us in Dallas, TX to share your expertise and experiences with hundreds of other professionals in the aging network. When we host the Age+Action Conference June 8-10, you can present best practices to your peers. Send your ideas to us by Friday, January 17.
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Call for art: aging well
We believe every person deserves to age well. NCOA invites photographers to submit work that explores the artistic expression of Aging Well for All—how older adults are making the most of their longevity. There is no limitation as to the subject matter. Show us your favorite photographic shots of older adults! Open to all ideas, all styles, and genres, all perspectives on craftsmanship and photographic creativity.
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Coming up...
- Encouraging Senior Centers to be Learning Organizations: Research will be presented from a recent national study of senior centers as learning organizations, including centers’ areas of strength and weaknesses, and potential points of intervention will be discussed. Tools will be shared with attendees who will have the opportunity to discuss lessons learned and best practices as a group. Jan. 16 @ 2 p.m. ET
- Solutions to Behavioral Health Workforce Shortages and Lack of Funding: This webinar will look at new and increased efforts to improve recruitment for and training capacity in many mental health disciplines. In addition, we’ll explore the use of tele-behavioral health programs and policy initiatives such as funding the Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training Program. Jan. 21 @ 12 p.m. ET
In case you missed it...
- Elder Index™ gets updated: The Elder Index™ measures the income that older adults need to meet their basic needs and age in place with dignity. It has recently been updated with estimated 2019 data which suggest that half of older adults living alone, and 23% of older adults living in two-elder households, lack the financial resources required to pay for basic needs.
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