Our youth are experiencing unprecedented levels of loneliness. They are in the midst of a mental health crisis connected to suicidality and gun violence. What can we do as adults? Show up, listen, and act.

We can share statistics and research on the power of intergenerational connections. AND we can show you this video about two people who epitomize what happens when you befriend a person and connect deeply.

Collaboration is central to making the system-wide impact we need. That is why more organizations are working together– both formally and informally. The collaborative model supports sustained collaboration and helps organizations share resources while building capacity.

During 2020 and 2021, older adults utilized tech solutions more than ever before. And it goes way beyond FaceTime. Older adults used virtual reality to go on safari with people across the world and used apps to meet people in real life. This article busts the stereotypes that older adults don’t know how to use technology.

Adolescents and young adults are experiencing unprecedented loneliness. Older adults report their highest levels of social isolation. Intergenerational programs are a salve for both.

Ageism, prejudice against older adults, harms more than just the people it targets. Healthier communities are inclusive to everyone. Let’s change the narrative together.