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"Life Well Lived with Sky Bergman" is the newest episode of the Aging for All podcast.
In this episode, our host and co-host speak with Sky Bergman, an accomplished photographer and filmmaker, who shares her inspiration for creating the documentary film 'Lives Well Lived' and the book that accompanies it. She wanted to find positive role models of aging and highlight the incredible stories and wisdom of older adults. Sky emphasizes the importance of embracing aging and celebrating the journey rather than trying to avoid it. She also discusses the process of building trust with the interviewees and the impact of their stories on her own life. Sky's work aims to combat ageism and connect generations through storytelling and community-building.
Listen to this and other episodes of Aging for All on Spotify. 🎧 #AgingForAll #LivesWellLived #SkyBergman #Storytelling #AgeismAwareness #AgingForAllPodcast
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"Life Well Lived with Sky Bergman" is the newest episode of the Aging for All podcast. In this episode, our host and co-host speak with Sky Bergman, an accomplished photographer and filmmaker, who shares her inspiration for creating the documentary film 'Lives Well Lived' and the book that accompanies it. She wanted to find positive role models of aging and highlight the incredible stories and wisdom of older adults. Sky emphasizes the importance of embracing aging and celebrating the journey rather than trying to avoid it. She also discusses the process of building trust with the interviewees and the impact of their stories on her own life. Sky's work aims to combat ageism and connect generations through storytelling and community-building. Listen to this and other episodes of Aging for All on Spotify. 🎧 #AgingForAll #LivesWellLived #SkyBergman #Storytelling #AgeismAwareness #AgingForAllPodcast
The Elder Justice Learning and Research Hub, at the Virginia Center on Aging at VCU has launched the Safety Connector to help elders, their caregivers, and service providers connect to community resources, supports, and positive relationships in order to prevent elder abuse and exploitation, and to reduce the fallout of experiencing either. The Safety Connector was developed in partnership with Virginia Easy Access and No Wrong Door at the Department of Aging and Rehabilitative Services, with funding from the Administration for Community Living. Visit the Safety Connector to find local, state, and national services, and vetted resources and information www.easyaccess.virginia.gov/safety