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Workshop: Designing for All Ages
Join us on October 16 and 17 for the free, virtual 2024 AARP Livable Communities Workshop. Experts from AARP and beyond will share how local leaders and community advocates can design for people of all ages in urban, suburban and rural communities. Attend both days or just one of the two. A single registration provides access to whatever your schedule allows.
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Age-Friendly Projects and Programs
Hundreds of towns, cities and counties throughout the nation have joined the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities or received a "quick-action" AARP Community Challenge grant. Use the AARP Livable Map to learn where and how AARP is helping communities become more livable and age-friendly so people of all ages can thrive.
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Interesting Opportunities
A Replicable Age-Friendly Idea  
New Jersey joined the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities in 2021. The state is funding $5 million worth of community grants in support of age-friendly efforts. (Attention local leaders in the Garden State: There's still time to apply!) Source: NJ.gov ►
Resources for Rural Recreation  
The Recreation Economy for Rural Communities program helps small towns and rural regions revitalize their Main Streets and boost their outdoor recreation offerings. Register for the informational webinar happening on September 5. The application deadline is October 16. Source: EPA.gov ►
Designing Roadways for the Aging Population  
Learn about design and operational strategies that can improve safety and mobility for older adults. This free September 5 workshop is targeted to transportation professionals who plan, design, review, recommend and/or approve transportation projects, as well as those operating and maintaining streets and roads.  Source: Federal Highway Administration ►
 
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