USA Today: Thousands of California Seniors are one Disaster Away from Homelessness: What can the State do? (October 2, 2019) Over 40,000 people age 65 “Thousands of California Seniors are one Disaster Away from Homelessness. What can the State do?”
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Graying California Panel Discussion: How Prepared is California for the Booming Senior Population?
KPBS: Graying California Panel Discussion: How Prepared is California for the Booming Senior Population? (May 22, 2019) California’s senior population is set to double over “Graying California Panel Discussion: How Prepared is California for the Booming Senior Population?”
The Truth About Older Consumers: Household Budgets
Stria: The Truth About Older Consumers: Household Budgets (November 26, 2018) This piece challenges some of the “successful aging” narratives about older adults that are “The Truth About Older Consumers: Household Budgets”
Justice in Aging’s Letter to California’s Governor Elect Gavin Newsom
Gavin Newsom, California’s new governor, will begin his term among a growing crisis of senior poverty in the state. It will be critical that the “Justice in Aging’s Letter to California’s Governor Elect Gavin Newsom”
California’s Senior Population is Growing Faster than any other Age Group. How the Next Governor Responds is Crucial
Los Angeles Times: California’s Senior Population is Growing Faster than any other Age Group. How the Next Governor Responds is Crucial ( October 7, 2018) “California’s Senior Population is Growing Faster than any other Age Group. How the Next Governor Responds is Crucial”
Justice in Aging Statement on Proposed 2019 Budget
President Trump’s proposed FY 2019 Budget is yet another attack on the health and economic security of older adults and people with disabilities. After using “Justice in Aging Statement on Proposed 2019 Budget”
Justice in Aging’s Statement on California’s Proposed Budget
Governor Brown released his proposed budget for fiscal year 2018-2019 earlier this week. Despite the governor’s recognition of growing levels of poverty across California, his “Justice in Aging’s Statement on California’s Proposed Budget”
Justice in Aging Launches New Bay Area Project with Two New Attorneys
Oakland, CA – Justice in Aging is pleased to announce a new outreach, education and advocacy project in the San Francisco Bay Area that will “Justice in Aging Launches New Bay Area Project with Two New Attorneys”
How to End Homelessness – Ask the Experts
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Times are Changing: Needs of Low-Income Seniors in the Spotlight
Recently there has been a groundswell of media, academic, and pundit attention on the issue of senior poverty. From the New York Times, the The “Times are Changing: Needs of Low-Income Seniors in the Spotlight”