Videos - Justice in Aging

A Black older adult man standing outdoors, looking at the camera. He wears a cap and an Eagles hoodie that reads 'It's a Philly Thing',

Although the paths we take in our working lives—from our first paycheck to retirement—vary greatly, one thing is universal: we all want to age with dignity.

How the Social Security Administration’s Mistakes Become Recipients’ Burdens: Natividad’s Story

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is designed to provide modest financial assistance to people who cannot work enough to cover their basic needs. But what happens when the system that is supposed to help you demands money back?

Screengrab of a close-up interview with a middle-aged Latino man who is mid-conversation. The caption reads, "That's half a century!"

50 Years of Building Justice

Lolita Owens, Pedro Rodgriguez, and the Georgies reflect on 50 years of life and share their hopes and dreams for a more just future.

Debbie Dingell, a middle-aged white woman, speaks on a video call from a red room with patriotic decor including an Uncle Sam nutcracker and "We Can Do It!" poster.

Congresswoman Debbie Dingell Commemorates the 50th Anniversary of Justice in Aging

Congresswoman Debbie Dingell congratulates Justice in Aging on our 50th year!

Diego Cartagena Applauds Justice in Aging On Its 50th Anniversary

Diego Cartagena, President and CEO of Bet Tzedek and a member of Justice in Aging's Board of Directors, congratlates Justice in Aging on its 50th anniversary.

Debra Whitman, speaking during a video call.

Debra Whitman Commends Justice in Aging

Debra Whitman is the Executive Vice President and Chief Public Policy Officer for AARP. We are honored to be able to work alongside her to make sure that everyone can be able to age with dignity.

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