Intergenerational

Anti-Ageism Movement: It Starts with Education!

Empower students – the next generation of leaders – to recognize ageism, understand the impact of ageism on individuals and society, and be agents of change to cultivate inclusion.
Launched Anti-Ageism High School Resource Guide.
Pilot Guide in 13 NYC Public Schools high school classrooms in South Brooklyn.

Develop a network for community leadership, problem solving and support that is grounded in multigenerational work and understanding.
An intergenerational program with 100 participants across 13 co-located NYC Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites that house a NYC Department of Youth and Community Development Cornerstone program and an older adult center (OAC).
Participants use storytelling to build community connections across generations.
Culminate in a collective celebration with presentations and reflections on the shared intergenerational stories and accomplishments.
Dismantle stereotypes through intergenerational engagement and relationship building.