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Ageism impacts everyone (eventually) Where We Live
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What do you think about getting older? Is it an exciting new chapter, or something you’re dreading? And when you think about seniors or elders, do you see reverence or irrelevance? Eventually, we all get older. But one of the last acceptable forms of discrimination is ageism.
Today on Where We Live, we talk about age discrimination. We hear from Jeff Hamaoui. He’s the Co-founder of the Modern Elder Academy and says that midlife is not about the midlife crisis; it’s about finding your "second adulthood.”
So, what do you think about getting older? Is it an exciting new chapter, or something you’re dreading? We want to hear from you.
GUESTS:
Jeff Hamaoui: Co-founder of the Modern Elder Academy
Robin Clare: Executive Director Seniors Job Bank in West Hartford
Kauther Badr: Associate Professor at Southern Connecticut State University
Nora Duncan: State Director of the AARP Connecticut
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What do you think about getting older? Is it an exciting new chapter, or something you’re dreading? And when you think about seniors or elders, do you see reverence or irrelevance? Eventually, we all get older. But one of the last acceptable forms of discrimination is ageism.
Today on Where We Live, we talk about age discrimination. We hear from Jeff Hamaoui. He’s the Co-founder of the Modern Elder Academy and says that midlife is not about the midlife crisis; it’s about finding your "second adulthood.”
So, what do you think about getting older? Is it an exciting new chapter, or something you’re dreading? We want to hear from you.
GUESTS:
Jeff Hamaoui: Co-founder of the Modern Elder Academy
Robin Clare: Executive Director Seniors Job Bank in West Hartford
Kauther Badr: Associate Professor at Southern Connecticut State University
Nora Duncan: State Director of the AARP Connecticut
Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
49 min