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Advocate Ella Jones Commends Justice in Aging
Advocate Ella Jones celebrates Justice in Aging turning 50.
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Ai-jen Poo Celebrates Justice in Aging
Ai-jen Poo of National Domestic Workers Alliance and Caring Across Generations celebrates Justice in Aging turning 50 in 2022.
California Governor Gavin Newsom Commemorates the 50th Anniversary of Justice in Aging
California Governor Gavin Newsom celebrates Justice in Aging's 50th anniversary and highlights how the state partnered with Justice in Aging to develop California’s Master Plan for Aging.
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Justice in Aging Turns 50!
Justice in Aging Executive Director Kevin Prindiville and Former Executive Director Paul Nathanson reflect on the progress of the organization from 1972 until now.
A middle-aged white man and woman are sitting in a warmly lit room at home. The man is seated in a wheelchair with a red and black blanket behind his head.
Kelley v. Kent Spousal Impoverishment Litigation
Plaintiffs Patrick Kelley and Matthew Reed and their spouses talk about their years-long fight with the state of California to get the home and community-based services they needed to remain at home together.
Meet Venorica
Venorica, 70, works multiple jobs to support herself and her grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Her story is like that of many older women, especially women of color, whose dual roles as family caregivers and breadwinners continue into their 60s and 70s.
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