Date/Time
Date(s) - 10/22/2014 - 10/24/2014
All Day
Location
Fordham University Lincoln Center Campus Lowenstein Building
Category(ies) No Categories
The annual conference for the State Society on Aging of New York will be held Wednesday, October 22 – Friday, October 24, 2014 at Fordham University Lincoln Center Campus Lowenstein Building 113 West 60th Street New York, NY 10023.
|
|
The latest in news & resources for elder justice professionals! More →
The NYC Elder Abuse Center (NYCEAC) engages the next generation of elder justice professionals through the 7-week Risk and Resilience Internship Project (RRIP) co-created with The Legacy Project. RRIP undergraduate interns learn about elder justice by participating in educational experiences aimed at increasing their understanding the aging continuum including challenges such as elder abuse as well as the many positive aspects of later life. More →
Time flies when you're blogging! We are proud to announce the two-year anniversary of NYCEAC's Elder Justice Dispatch Blog. Keeping in the tradition we began last year, in order to celebrate, we have summarized ten blogs from the past year and provide links to you for further reading. We are excited to share ten great blogs from the July 2013 - June 2014 stellar blog collection that collectively discuss myriad elder justice issues - from elder abuse in popular culture to podcast interviews with leaders in the field. More →
A NYC Housing Court judge recently found in favor of an older adult who was being abused by, and lived in fear of his immediate family members (Housing Court Huggins v. Randolph). Kings County Judge, Susan F. Avery, JHC based a significant portion of her findings on the rights of older adults to live with respect and dignity, and pointed to the hidden nature of elder abuse, emphasizing that the protection of older adults from abuse and exploitation is a matter of significant public concern. More →
The latest in news and resources for elder justice professionals. More →
