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  1. Elder Law Prof Blog

    Call for nominations: National Aging & Law Award

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

    Call for NominationsThe 2008 National Aging and Law Conference (NALC) will take placeDecember4-6, 2008.  A highlight of the NALC is the presentation of theNational Aging & Law Award at an…

  2. Elder Law Prof Blog

    AARP Foundation will offer scholarships to attend NALC conference

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

    In 2005, the AARP Foundation created a scholarship program in honor ofJerry E. Florence, former Director of the AARP Foundation who passedaway suddenly during his tenure. Mr. Florence was a…

  3. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Swedish Study Shows Improvement in Seniors’ Sex Lives

    By Reproductive Rights

    NY Times: More Sex for Today’s Seniors, by Tara Parker-Pope: The sex lives of senior citizens have improved markedly in the past three decades, according to a new study.The data,…

  4. Elder Law Prof Blog

    Geo. J. on Poverty Law and Policy seeks submissions for special isue on elderly

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

    Next fall, the Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law & Policy (GJPLP) will be publishing two important issues. The first is devoted to the issue of housing and poverty, and the…

  5. Elder Law Prof Blog

    2010 Conference on Aging will be in Melbourne

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

  6. Elder Law Prof Blog

    2008 Conference on Aging in San Antonio

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

  7. Legal Writing Prof Blog

    you know you’re getting old when . . .

    By legalwriting

    you cheerfully ask your students to pull out a piece of paper for a quick exercise and most of them not only have no paper, but no writing implement either.I…

  8. Elder Law Prof Blog

    ABa offers free CLE podcasts on aging issues–from NALC

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

  9. Elder Law Prof Blog

    Sedentary lifestyle may accelerate aging…duh

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

  10. Elder Law Prof Blog

    Washington Post three-parter on aging in America

    By Elder Law Prof Blog