By Christine Vanlandingham For over 50 years, Michigan’s Area Agencies on Aging have championed the right of older adults and people with
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By Christine Vanlandingham In today’s world, the pace is relentless. Deadlines loom, inboxes overflow, and the expectations associated with
Don’t create barriers to ballot access
By Lynn Kellogg We just passed the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. This law protects the right to vote and ensures the
Building community solidarity
By Alexandra Newman This summer we celebrated four years of owning our home. In those four years, I learned the names of just four of my
Celebrating the labor of caregiving
By Emily Marshall Imagine: it’s 1882 and a massive celebration is underway. People are celebrating positive movement towards decent working
Make a Will to Preserve Your Legacy
By Sara Duris August is national Make A Will month but many people ask why is it important to have a will? A Last Will and Testament is a
Flipping the Script on Aging: Older Workers Are a Competitive Advantage Businesses Need
By Christine Vanlandingham What if the catalyst for your company’s next breakthrough isn’t the latest technology, but a new approach to workforce
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By Lynn Kellogg Ronald Reagan, during a debate with George H.W. Bush in 1980, made the following statement on immigration. “Rather than
Let AAA Help You Age Well
By Alexandra Newman Wellness can mean different things for different people. For some it’s doing yoga twice a week. And for others it’s making