Topic
Aging
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Family Law Prof Blog
Call for Papers
By Family Law
Call For Papers: AALS Section On Aging 2021 Annual Meeting program, co-sponsored by the Sections on Civil Rights, Disability Law, Family & Juvenile Law, Minority Groups, Poverty, Sexual Orientation and Gender…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Call For Papers: AALS Intersectionality, Aging, and the Law
Call For Papers: AALS Section On Aging 2021 Annual Meeting program, co-sponsored by the Sections on Civil Rights, Disability Law, Family & Juvenile Law, Minority Groups, Poverty, Sexual Orientation and Gender…
Future Lawyer
Living Life Is The Way To Go
By rickgeorges
Julian Summerhayes. Good friend, Julian Summerhayes, makes me think. He thinks more deeply than I do; but, he is spot on about getting older. We learn to live slowly, while…
Elder Law Prof Blog
What’s in a Name? A Lot-As We Know.
By rmorgan
I talk to my students about the vocabulary of aging, and what to call clients. (We have also been talking about "Okay Boomer"). One student sent me this great article…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Aging in This Decade Starting in 2020
By rmorgan
Kaiser Health News published an interesting piece a few days ago, What The 2020s Have In Store For Aging Boomers opens with some interesting data. "Within 10 years, all of…
Future Lawyer
You’re Never Too Old To Save The Planet
By rickgeorges
Picard. All this talk of retiring got me thinking about aging. Why is it that we believe that aging causes a decrease in ability? As long as the mind functions…
The Faculty Lounge
Light Years: Documentary Film Aging (Positively and with Creativity)
A few weeks ago, I was lucky to attend a screening of a new documentary film, Light Years. Director Claire Marie Panke has put together a beautiful and worthwhile documentary…
Elder Law Prof Blog
American Society on Aging 2020 Annual Conference
By rmorgan
Registration is open for the American Society on Aging 2020 annual conference in Atlanta, Aging 2020: Examining the Needs of Today's Diverse Older Adults set for March 24-27, 2020. Take a…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Do You Think Your Parents are Stubborn?
By rmorgan
This is a serious question, although your reaction may be to think it's a tongue in cheek question. It's actually the subject of a New York Times article from a…
Elder Law Prof Blog
More Student Views on Recent Events
By rmorgan
As the semester winds down, I have a few more posts from my students giving us updates on current events. Here's a happy and inspiring story from Shelby Reinwald:“Love a…