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Why Creative Aging
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Archives: Stories

Jean Keane with an older adult making art together.

The Art of Seeing People

Idaho Veterans Make Creative Aging Their Home

From Omaha to The Sandhills: Nebraska’s Creative Aging Boom

Creative Aging Takes Root—and Grows Wild Across the West

A group of older adults move their hands and legs while using chairs.

Utah’s First Creative Aging Festival Sparks a Statewide Movement

BE BOLDER: The Misty Copeland Foundation Expands Ballet Across Generations

Creativity Has No Age

Two older women smile at the camera with a backstrap weaving contraption in front of them.

Lia Miller’s Mission: Art, Access, and Healthy Aging

Joylynn Ross and student, Phyllis Hargrove, smile together. Joylynn is standing and has her arm around Phyllis who is sitting down.

From Passion to Purpose: A Teaching Artist’s Bold Leap into Creative Aging

An older adult woman talks to a younger female caregiver at a dining table.

Behind the Lens: “Familiar Touch” Redefines Aging on Screen

tools and resources

Creative Aging Resource Library
Online Learning Portal Log-In
Creative Aging Collaborative Log-In
Newsletter
Creative Aging On Demand: The Basics

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Our Funders
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Strategic Plan 2025-2029
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2025 Impact Report

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