The ACL and the Elder Justice Coordinating Council (EJCC) are hosting a webinar series focused on protecting older adults from abuse, fraud, neglect, and exploitation - including scams, imposter fraud, and online safety. https://t.co/4UzBtUsBy7
During Elder Justice Awareness Month, ACL and the Elder Justice Coordinating Council are hosting a webinar series focused on protecting older adults by strengthening awareness, prevention, and response to fraud, abuse, and exploitation. Learn more here: https://t.co/4UzBtUsBy7
IA² will join the Arizona Division of Aging and Adult Services for the 8th Annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Conference on June 15. This important event advances awareness, prevention, and support for older adults and Tribal communities. https://t.co/p9xVEfF2Eh
On June 11, Kendra Kuehn will deliver a keynote at the 27th Annual Elder Abuse Prevention Conference, focusing on elder abuse in Indian Country and the role of Tribal APS in protecting elders and vulnerable adults. https://t.co/DkgkqZiJ5Y
Join us on June 17 at the 8th Annual Minnesota World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Conference! Peggy Jo Archer will lead “Tribal Adult Protective Services: Voices from the Frontlines,” highlighting culturally grounded approaches to protecting Native elders. https://t.co/A2vy2W82YL
June is World Elder Abuse Awareness Month. Throughout the month, communities and organizations are raising awareness about the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of older adults while promoting prevention, protection, and elder justice. Learn more: https://t.co/HcZWWFz3JK
This week we’re sharing IA²’s Symptom Tracker for monitoring memory, behavior, and daily changes over time. Includes example entries and signs like difficulty with familiar tasks, communication, mood, balance changes.
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This week we’re sharing facts about dementia—what it is and isn’t. IA² “Myths & Truths About Memory Loss” rack card helps distinguish normal aging vs dementia signs and when to seek support.
Learn more: https://t.co/pH5vKlZnpI
One common sign of dementia is wandering. IA² offers “Creating a Tribal Safety Net to Address Wandering Persons” (The Wandering Toolkit) to support safe response and return.
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This week we’re sharing what dementia is and is not—signs, symptoms, myths, and truths. Understanding dementia can reduce fear and help families seek support earlier.
Watch: https://t.co/aY9K2Heays
Funding opportunity now open! FY26 Tribal MIPPA Funding Opportunity supports outreach to help Native American elders access Medicare benefits. Minimum $4,000 per grantee. Apply by July 7, 2026 11:59 ET. Submit: [email protected]
Megan Dicken & Bill Benson joined the “Responsible Technology Use & Healthy Aging” panel at the Fulton County, GA Senior Tech Summit, alongside leaders from Georgia Tech’s Tools for Life. Great conversations on aging, tech & disability resources. https://t.co/HJvJ9CF8Y9
New release: Alzheimer's Association Alzheimer’s Disease Facts & Figures is now available, with updated national & state data on prevalence, mortality, costs, caregiving, and brain health. The report also highlights disparities impacting AI/AN communities. https://t.co/OzQhY8kvJD
A new review in Frontiers in Public Health explores the role of traditional healers in dementia care across Indigenous communities in North America, highlighting holistic, relationship-centered support rooted in culture, family & community. https://t.co/ZaMNYnVXkz