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What We Do
Why Creative Aging
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Autobiography/Memoir

This participant artwork is an abstract collage of different sized circles and lines.

Brooklyn Digital Initiative Serves as a Remote, Anti-Isolation Program Model for Public Library Systems

A participant painting on an easel outdoors with a landscape of trees, water, and blue sky in the background.

Programming Roundup: State Agencies, Urban Library Systems, Museums, & Arts Organizations

Image of a teaching artist sitting at a desk on a computer. She has clay on the table in front of her. She is smiling at the screen.

In-person, Virtual, Onsite, Offsite, and Blended: Making Responsive Programs Happen for Older Adults

A participant shares photos during an online memoir workshop.

Finding an “Oasis in the Abyss”

participants in the Mt. Kisco Memoir Writing workshop

Stories About Stories: Diversity and Complexity at Two Memorable Memoir Events

Group shot of several older adult couples dancing. The room is decorated for a party.

Creative Aging Program Roundup

Thomas Boyd, Teaching Artist of the Month, June 2018

Thomas Boyd

Teaching Artist of the Month: December 2017

NPR’s Ina Jaffe Covers Lifetime Arts Programming for All Things Considered

Teaching Artist of the Month: November 2015

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