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Death and dying are something every human will inevitably experience, and may be the only thing besides birth that some of us have in common with each other. Although death is commonly referred to as the “great equalizer,” experiences leading […]
Celebrate our LGBTQ+ elder pioneers with Letters to SAGE! SAGE welcomes you and/or your company to celebrate our LGBTQ+ elder pioneers with Letters to SAGE. It’s simple: write two cards, mail one to Brooklyn and one to the Bronx, and […]
Nobody knows better than our transgender elders what it means to refuse to be invisible. They have been, and continue to be strong, compassionate, and vibrant role models for our community. But far too often, they are left out of […]
May is Older Americans Month and the US Administration for Community Living has declared that this year the theme is “Aging My Way.” Across the country, organizations involved with older Americans are discussing ways to assist elders to age in […]
What is the Older Americans Act? In 1965, the Older Americans Act (OAA) was passed to ensure that older people across the country have the assistance, tools, and ability to age in place, in their communities, without having to enter […]
It’s Older Americans Month! Every year, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) leads this special month with the goal of ensuring that older adults are “able to live where they choose, with the people they choose, and with the ability […]
