by Jeff Nesler On a Road Scholar group tour of Puerto Rico in mid-November, several international Girl Scouts and Girl Guides celebrated their milestone reunion. The ten tourists, converging for the 60th Anniversary of their first encounter, included two husbands. This writer was one of another ten members of the tour group, with travelers from...Read More
The Train the Brain study at Columbia University’s Irving Medical Center is conducting a 100% online research study on whether cognitive training can improve mental abilities. No medications or invasive examinations are involved. We are currently in the process of recruiting participants. Here are some additional details of the study. Eligibility Requirements: 60-75 years old...Read More
by David Kolesnikow, Founder and CEO, Boomernology Computer fraud against older adults in today’s digital world is a significant concern. Cybercriminals use various tactics to gain access to sensitive information, leading to identity theft, phishing scams, credit card fraud, and other harm. However, there are ways to protect ourselves from these threats. In this article,...Read More
by Carol Marak The Challenges Adults Face Without Nearby Family Retirement and older age will look much different for Baby Boomers than it did for our parents and grandparents. We’ve been caught in a transition from institutional responsibility for retirement security to an increasing amount of individual responsibility. Pensions are largely a thing of the...Read More
by Annabelle Harris, elders.center Image by pexels What do you do when one of your parents needs nursing home care and the other one doesn’t? Adjusting to this change can be difficult for both you and your parents, and you’ll need all the help that you can get. Keep reading for tips on how to...Read More
Back in the day, when people “retired,” they often had a “retirement party” on the Friday night of their last full day, got a gold watch and a pension. They were congratulated and wished well as they proceeded into their “Golden Years.” For some it was a joyous time – plans for more discretionary time,...Read More
Our partner, The Center for Learning and Living’s winter semester begins Jan. 10 – great speakers, great discussions! First-time visitors can attend all classes during the first week – Free That’s up to 9 classes. All classes are online this semester. Join Zoom Meetingshttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/82681376044 Meeting ID: 826 8137 6044 By Phone: One tap mobile +19292056099,,82681376044#...Read More
Too often, population aging is viewed as a burden to society – a “silver tsunami” destined to wreak terrible havoc. The problem may not be our growing legions of older adults. Instead, it may be our absence of imagination and creativity regarding what wonderful purpose all this longevity and maturity might serve. The population of...Read More
MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Saturday, June 25, 2022 | 1:15-4:00 p.m. EDT Designed for people who are curious, love nature and want to get outside and meet new people, this unique Scavenger Hunt takes you on a wild and wonderful course through Central Park. You’ll encounter pristine gardens, military monuments and deep forests. Just to make...Read More
