Slideshow: Trash Cans That Give Back in Wise Ways
October 21, 2020
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Age-Friendly Actions and Impacts
The achievements rack up as the towns, cities and counties in the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities reach or exceed their fifth year of membership. Learn what's been done by local leaders and residents in and around Des Moines, Iowa; Macon-Bibb, Georgia; and (pictured, pre-COVID), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Literary Lessons
Age-friendly efforts in Macon-Bibb's Tattnall Square Park give back in wise ways.
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A Centuries-Old Solution for Age-Friendly Housing
— The Belgian city of Bruges is home to residential courtyards known as
godshuizen
(god's houses). Established in the 14th century for the poor elderly, widows and others in need, dozens of original and similarly-styled new homes provide independent, centrally-located housing for older adults.
Source:
Strong Towns
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The Difference Between an 'Accident' and a 'Crash'
— Media reporting about roadway collisions can influence how people view their own responsibilities as drivers and pedestrians. Read and respond to draft recommendations for how journalists, local leaders and others can more accurately write and speak about road safety and dangerously designed streets.
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RCRG
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Equitable Development During and After COVID-19
— Five takeaways from
a recent panel discussion address the consequences of the pandemic, based on the
"social, cultural, and economic backgrounds and identities" of different individuals and communities.
Source:
Project for Public Spaces
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JUST ONE MORE
Using public transportation can be challenging during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this video, etiquette and health experts offer advice for safely navigating the new normal.
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AARP
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