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Start Summit: Innovating to Protect Older Adults from Online Fraud Oct 4-5
The Challenge While new technology has opened up avenues for communication, learning, and entertainment, it has also given rise to a serious problem — online fraud. Older adults, in particular, are often targeted by predators seeking to exploit their trust and lack of familiarity with the digital landscape. How might we develop a solution to protect older adults […]
Read moreDr. Kaye Answers questions about Financial Planning for The Best Senior Care
Financial Planning For The Best Senior Care
Read moreHiring a Program Manager
We are hiring! We’re excited to announce that the University of Maine Center on Aging is seeking a Program Manager to join the Lifelong Maine team. Do you enjoy the wonderful messiness of new program development? As Program Manager, your main responsibility will be to oversee the Community Connections pilot program. In this role, you’ll […]
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Leveraging the Flagship: Short Courses
Global Impact, Local Relevance Each short course is limited to 25 participantsRegistration required$25 per seat Click on the course title to register
Read moreCiolfi speaks about second careers for older Mainers on ‘Maine Calling’
Ciolfi speaks about second careers for older Mainers on ‘Maine Calling’
Read moreMeeting the needs of the fastest growing homeless population: seniors
Kaye speaks to Sun Journal about homelessness in older adults Direct link to the article in Sun Journal
Read moreGerontology News Interview with Mary Lou Ciolfi: Building Bridges Between Research, Policy and Practice
This month’s column features a special guest: Mary Lou Ciolfi, JD, MS, who is a GSA member with one foot planted firmly in academia, including research and teaching, and the other in practice. From this solid footing, she has branched out into policy analysis on the local, state, and federal levels. I know of Mary […]
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