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Creating Com m unities for All Ages Through I ntergenerational Program s A Hidden Asset: the Grow ing Num ber of Seniors Com ing of Age in an Aging Am erica (4 minute video) http: / / theagingamericaproject.com/ about.php W hat is an


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Creating Com m unities for All Ages Through I ntergenerational Program s

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A Hidden Asset: the Grow ing Num ber

  • f Seniors

“Com ing of Age in an Aging Am erica” (4 minute video) http: / / theagingamericaproject.com/ about.php

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W hat is an intergenerational com m unity?

  • Not just one where multiple generations

reside, but

  • One where individuals of all ages are an

integral and valued part of the setting

  • Partnerships and collaborations are

essential in intergenerational communities

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DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS FRAMEW ORK

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Developm ental Asset

Elem entary Middle High # 3 : Other Adult Relationships 53% 46% 46% # 4 : Caring Neighborhood 52% 43% 33% # 7 : Com m unity Values Youth 33% 29% 19% # 9 : Service to Others 32% 46% 48% # 1 3 : Neighborhood Boundaries 49% 54% 39% # 1 9 : Religious Com m unity 50% 51% 41%

I ntergenerational Developm ental Assets

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Som e exciting intergenerational program s

 Support program for grandparents raising

grandchildren (Washington, DC)

 Co-locating teen center and senior center (Morgan Hill,

CA)

 Seniors4Kids—older adults advocating for children’s

programs (Nebraska)

 Youth-led intergenerational dialogues (Bowie, MD)  Annual I ntergenerational Gam es (San Diego County)

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  • Shared site facilities with preschool children and adult

care center participants Respite and Research for Alzheim er's Disease (San Jose, CA)

  • Intergenerational com m unity gardens (Itta Bena, MS)
  • Music, tutoring, education (New Jersey

I ntergenerational Orchestra)

  • County/ city plan for intergenerational programs;

County-supported I nterages Center (Montgomery County, MD)

  • School breakfast including elders (San Diego County)
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A Focused Conversation

What can older adults contribute to increasing the developmental assets of youth? How can we create an intergenerational community in Mountain View/ Los Altos/ Los Altos Hills?

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Presenters

Diana Miller, Project Manager, Seniors’ Agenda

  • f Santa Clara County

diana.miller@ssa.sccgov.org Marsha Adler, Former Fellow, Generations United marshaadler@aol.com

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Resources

Project Cornerstone www.projectcornerstone.org Seniors’ Agenda of Santa Clara County www.sccgov.org/ daas Generations United www.gu.org World Health Organization - Age Friendly Communities www.who.int/ ageing/ age_friendly_cities_network/ en/