Appearances

My We Are All Aging-Let’s End Ageism talk describes the roots of ageism in society and in our own age denial, how age bias divides and diminishes us, and how to mobilize against it. Age Against the Machine-Ending Ageism in the Workplace explores the false narratives that pit workers at both ends of the spectrum against each other, the costs to both organizations and employees, and how to detect and prevent it. strong>Still Kicking-Confronting Ageism and Ableism in the Pandemic’s Wake looks at how much apprehension about growing older is actually about how our minds and bodies may change (that’s ableism, not ageism), why we have to understand what we’re up against, and how to dismantle these intertwined biases. Aging While Female, Reimagined urges women of all ages to look more generously at each other, and ourselves, and mobilize against the double whammy of ageism and sexism. The Ugly Dance explores how ageism and ableism sanction elder abuse, the “ugly dance” of ageism and ableism, which stand between everyone – especially the most vulnerable among us – and the safe and comfortable old age we all deserve.

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Upcoming Appearances

keynote, Symposium on Ageism

Where: NJHA Conference Center, 760 Alexander Road, Princeton, NJ

When: October 2, 2026 09:30 am

More info: Hosted by the Center for Modern Aging Princeton, the program will address the impacts of age bias and ways to foster more inclusive and age-integrated communities. Admission is $75 ($50 for students); register here.

keynote, A Wake-Up Call - Ageism Exists, Benefit for Center 50+

Where: Willamette University, 900 State Street Salem, OR

When: October 22, 2026 06:45 pm

More info: More info here

 

Past Appearances