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A Front-Row Seat to Creative Aging: My Visit to Wayne County Public Library

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Lifetime Arts Grows Team and Refines Roles to Drive Vision Forward

Advancing Creative Aging Through State Library Leadership: A Midpoint Reflection

In this interview, Emily Christensen, a musician, gerontologist, and creative aging advocate, shares her journey and insights into working with older adults through music therapy and creative aging.

Interview with Emily Christensen: Creative Aging, Music Therapy, and Building Social Connections

Forging Connections Through Creativity at Campbell County Public Library

Thriving Better Together: Creative Aging & Resilience Series

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

14 Community Arts Ed Organizations Receive Seed Grants for Creative Aging Programs

Lifetime Arts to Deliver “Combating Ageism in a Socially Distanced World” in Rootwork Series

Participants watch their short films with friends and family.

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

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