FrameWorks Institute
“FrameWorks is the research partner for the Reframing Aging Project, an initiative of the Leaders of Aging Organizations (AARP, the American Federation for Aging Research, the American Geriatrics Society, the American Society on Aging, the Gerontological Society...
Social Security, Medicare and the Campaign Against Entitlements
February 1, 2018San Francisco THE TAKEAWAY: The powerful slides of the presentations by Carroll Estes and Kevin Prindiville provide excellent data and concrete arguments why social insurance is beneficial for a flourishing society and economy. Carroll Estes- Social...
How To Prepare For A Meaningful End Of Life
January 11, 2018Ed Roberts Campus, Berkeley THE TAKEAWAY: This forum had magic. Deep compassion, experience and humanity resonated in the conversation between Theologian Megory Anderson, Ph.D and Katy Butler, author and journalist. Megory who also leads the Sacred...
How can we keep older adults connected?
December 7, 2017 Metta Fund, San FranciscoTHE TAKEAWAY: A huge thank you to our panel of speakers and moderator, Katy Hoepke from San Francisco Village, Katie Wade from Senior Center Without Walls, Cathy Michalec from Little Brothers-...
An Empirical Approach to Reframing Aging and Ageism
“America is having conversations about varying sources of inequality—we’re talking about how gender, race, economic status, or citizenship status can shape life trajectories and what the public response should be. And we are accustomed to hearing about...
Navigating The Encore Years
October 5, 2017 Rhoda Goldman Plaza THE TAKEAWAY: What do you yearn for? Not too many people ask themselves this question in their ‘encore’ years. For Life Coach Josephine Withers this is the start of an exploration and the...
Taste, Flavor & Quality of Life
November 2, 2017Ed Roberts Campus, Berkeley THE TAKEAWAY: Dr. Dara-Abrams is a gerontechnologist and sensory data scientist gave a passionate and in-depth presentation about the role of taste and flavor in how we experience life. It was clear that diminishing taste...