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Advancing Creative Aging Through State Library Leadership: A Midpoint Reflection

Teaching artist Julie Kline bends down and touches an older adults' arm who is sitting in a chair. Julie is white with dark curly brown hair and is wearing a brown cardigan and floral dress. The older adult woman is black with short white hair and is wearing a white blouse and jeans. She is holding a cane.

Inclusive by Design with Julie Kline

Thern Anderson leads the Movement and Writing session.

50 More Minnesota Artists Trained in Creative Aging Program Model

Robin Bady

Lifetime Arts Delivers Teaching Artist Training in Chicago

Lifetime Arts Expands Team of Creative Aging Trainers

Peyton Scott Russell

Training Teaching Artists, Community Centers, Museums, and Arts Orgs

Bringing Creative Aging to TAP Cohort

Teaching Artist of the Month: Sandra Drabant

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