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2020

Posed photo of Maura O'Malley and Ed Friedman with bookshelves on both sides of them.

Final Critiques and Closure via Google Hangouts in San Juan

Teaching Artist, John LeoNimm leads his students through warm-ups during an online class.

Teaching Creative Aging Classes Online: 1. Troubleshoot, 2. Don’t Sweat the Details

Connect Through Creativity Now: Social Distancing Doesn’t Have to Equal Social Isolation

This is a drawing of a ski hill with all of the runs named after John Prine Songs. Art by singer/songwriter, Jefferson Hamer.

Hello in There: A Reflection on COVID-19 from Maura O’Malley

What to Do?

The “Young Lady” Treatment

Julie Kline Joins as Education Associate

Posed photo of Maura O'Malley and Ed Friedman with bookshelves on both sides of them.

A Balanced Life: Creative Aging and the Serious Leisure Perspective

Participants watch their short films with friends and family.

“A Storied Life”: A New Generation of Digital Storytellers Emerges

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