Older People & the Digital Divide 101
It’s a nearly ubiquitous sentiment—for better or worse, our world has become more dependent on the Internet as technology has expanded and the COVID-19 pandemic… Read More
It’s a nearly ubiquitous sentiment—for better or worse, our world has become more dependent on the Internet as technology has expanded and the COVID-19 pandemic… Read More
I often wonder how people stayed in touch and felt connected with faraway family and friends before email and smartphones became so commonplace. Communications were… Read More
I recently visited Fredericka (Freddie) Flynt to learn about her life as an artist. I was particularly intrigued to hear about her traveling the world… Read More
Ginger Schilling, 71, is a former library aid at St. John’s the Evangelist Catholic School in Hapeville, GA. She has dedicated over three decades at… Read More
Chronic diseases, diabetes, and arthritis contribute to 95% of healthcare expenditures among older adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Cardiovascular… Read More
Ms. Esther, a 90 year-old retired Language Arts teacher, once enjoyed reading and needle work; activities she can no longer do because of glaucoma. Ms…. Read More
Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) Aging & Independence Services Group liaison engages clients with her bilingual skills, celebrates the country where her parents come from. Growing… Read More
The holidays are right around the corner, and this year more families will gather, more parties will be planned, and more holiday treats baked. The… Read More
What is multi-factor authentication? Multi-factor authentication – abbreviated as MFA, which also encompasses two-factor authentication (2FA) – is a security process that requires users to… Read More
There are few things I like more than a farmer’s market or roadside farm stand. My husband knows this well, and when on trips together,… Read More
‘Tis the season again. Cars and trucks loaded with mini fridges and TVs are heading off to college. Many of our children, grandchildren, nieces, and… Read More
Roundabouts. Traffic circles. Road circles… Whatever you want to call them, they’re on the rise across the United States and potentially in a community near… Read More