AARP Network of Age Friendly Communities 2015 Learning Event
AARP Network of Age-Friendly Communities 2015 Learning Event AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities
The 2015 Conference was an opportunity for community representatives and AARP staff to share valuable experiences, advice and training. The conference was organized by , Project Advisor, AARP Programs/Livable Communities. , Interim Manager, AARP Programs/Livable Communities, served as the event's moderator. See the , read the and download their presentations and session materials below.
More than 200 people attended in the 2015 conference (including AARP Oregon Director Jerry Cohen, seen here taking a picture). — Photo by Bandana Shrestha
Presented by Melissa Stanton, Project Manager/Editor, AARP Livable Communities (Programs)
Presented by Coralette Hannon, Senior Legislative Representative, Government Affairs
Presented by Carmel Snyder, AARP Texas Associate State Director (Fort Worth) and Dana Burghdoff, Assistant Planning and Development Director, City of Fort Worth, Texas:
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2015 Network Conference and Learning Event
September 1 and 2 2015 Hyatt Regency Washington D C
The 2015 Conference was an opportunity for community representatives and AARP staff to share valuable experiences, advice and training. The conference was organized by , Project Advisor, AARP Programs/Livable Communities. , Interim Manager, AARP Programs/Livable Communities, served as the event's moderator. See the , read the and download their presentations and session materials below.
More than 200 people attended in the 2015 conference (including AARP Oregon Director Jerry Cohen, seen here taking a picture). — Photo by Bandana Shrestha
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Age-Friendly Sustainability
Presented by Barbara Stanton, AARP State Director Hawaii, and Joy X. Baura, Kaiser Permanente Community Benefit: Presented by Patricia Oh, Coordinator of Older Adult Services, Bowdoinham, Maine:Review of Resources
Presented by Jeanne Anthony, Project Advisor, AARP Programs/Livable Communities:Presented by Melissa Stanton, Project Manager/Editor, AARP Livable Communities (Programs)
Presented by Coralette Hannon, Senior Legislative Representative, Government Affairs
Observations Information and Resources from the WHO Global Network
Presented by Lisa Warth, Ph.D., World Health Organization:Using The Livability Index for Assessment and Action Planning
Presented by Rodney Harrell, Ph.D., Director of Livable Communities, AARP Public Policy Institute, and Shannon Guzman, Policy Research Senior Analyst, AARP Public Policy Institute:Shaping Housing Options in the Community
Presented by Christopher Coes, Director of LOCUS, Smart Growth America Presented by Daniel Parolek, Principal, Opticos Design, Inc.DAY 2
Lessons from Communities Panel
Presented by Kathy Black, Ph.D., Age Friendly Sarasota, Sarasota, Florida:Presented by Carmel Snyder, AARP Texas Associate State Director (Fort Worth) and Dana Burghdoff, Assistant Planning and Development Director, City of Fort Worth, Texas:
Housing Options to Support Aging in Place
Presented by Nancy Rockett Eldridge, Executive Director of the National Center for Healthy Housing, Washington, D.C.: Presented by Jay Woolford, Executive Director, Senior Housing Assistance Group, Seattle, Washington:Gauging Aging Communications and Messaging
Presented by Laura Robbins, Laura A. Robbins Consulting, LLC:AARP Livable Communities
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