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MAY

GENERATIONS WORK:

AN INTRODUCTION TO REFRAME AGING

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DATE

May 22, 2024


TIME

11:00 - 12:00 a.m.


LOCATION

Virtual


COST

FREE


HOSTS

MN Leadership Council on Aging and the University of Minnesota Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation

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SUMMARY

Minnesotans are living longer and healthier lives, but the way we think about aging has not changed, rather ageism and implicit bias toward age continues to impact our society. The National Center to Reframe Aging, the trusted source for proven communication strategies and tools to effectively frame aging issues, is dedicated to ending ageism by advancing an equitable story about aging in America. Join us for a special presentation to learn more about the power of research-based framing strategies.


AUDIENCE

All are welcome!


CONTACT

adam@mnlcoa.org


POWERED BY CONNECTIONS

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DATE

May 30, 2024


TIME

10:00 - 2:30 p.m.


LOCATION

Resource Training & Solutions

137 23rd Street South, #201

Sartell, MN 56377


COST

FREE + Box lunch will be provided


HOST

Central Minnesota Council on Aging

REGISTER BY MAY 19 FLYER

SUMMARY

  • Explore the interconnections between the Age-Friendly domains.
  • Discover projects happening in local communities.
  • Learn about Social Connections and Social Isolation & Loneliness.
  • Build supportive networks.


AUDIENCE

Individuals, agencies, community collaboratives working on or interested in learning more about Age-Friendly and Dementia Friendly initiatives, programs, and projects.


CONTACT

Melissa.Lyon@cmcoa.org

JUNE

REFRAME AGING:

FUNDAMENTALS WORKSHOP

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DATE

June 5, 2024


TIME

1:00 - 5:00 p.m.


LOCATION

University of Minnesota - Minneapolis


COST

$50/person


HOSTS

MN Leadership Council on Aging and the University of Minnesota Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation

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SUMMARY

As part of the Reframe Aging Minnesota effort, this four-hour workshop is designed to help you garner an understanding for the need to change, explore the way society currently communicates about aging, and get tools and strategies that you can immediately begin practicing for more effective framing of your messages in an applied and supportive environment.


AUDIENCE

This program is limited to 100-people. Individuals who regularly communicate about aging, such as communications staff across aging sector organization, foundations, state agencies, government, sales and marketing, policymakers, etc.


CONTACT

adam@mnlcoa.org


REFRAME AGING:

CORE ELEMENTS INTENSIVE FRAMERS COHORT

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DATE

June 6, 2024


TIME

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


LOCATION

University of Minnesota - Minneapolis


COST

$150/person


HOSTS

MN Leadership Council on Aging and the University of Minnesota Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation

REGISTER NOW

SUMMARY

As part of the Reframe Aging Minnesota effort, this offering includes a six-part series of self-paced virtual training sessions along with a full day, in-person workshop, where Framers trained in the research and approaches will help you begin applying the principles to your work. Cohort members also receive two hours of personalized technical assistance to reinforce learning, practice skills, and answer unique questions. Experienced facilitators assist with "frame checks" of existing documents and communications materials to help frame new messages. The event will be held at the University of Minnesota's Minneapolis campus.


AUDIENCE

This program is limited to 25-people. Individuals who regularly communicate about aging, such as communications staff across aging sector organization, foundations, state agencies, government, sales and marketing, policymakers, etc.


CONTACT

adam@mnlcoa.org


GENERATIONS WORK:

AN INTRODUCTION TO REFRAME AGING

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DATE

June 25, 2024


TIME

12:30 - 1:30 p.m.


LOCATION

Virtual


COST

FREE


HOSTS

MN Geriatrics ECHO, MN Leadership Council on Aging and the University of Minnesota Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation

REGISTER NOW

SUMMARY

Minnesotans are living longer and healthier lives, but the way we think about aging has not changed, rather ageism and implicit bias toward age continues to impact our society. The National Center to Reframe Aging, the trusted source for proven communication strategies and tools to effectively frame aging issues, is dedicated to ending ageism by advancing an equitable story about aging in America. Join us for a special presentation to learn more about the power of research-based framing strategies.


AUDIENCE

All are welcome!


CONTACT

adam@mnlcoa.org


AGE-FRIENDLY: STRATEGIES FOR THRIVING TOGETHER

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DATE

June 25, 2024


TIME

2:30 - 4:00 p.m.


LOCATION

Virtual


COST

FREE 


HOST

Central Minnesota Council on Aging

REGISTER NOW FLYER

SUMMARY

Join in this free interactive virtual event to learn about the demographic shift in our aging population. Explore AARP Minnesota’s Age-Friendly process to create a more inclusive and supportive community for people of all ages to thrive.


AUDIENCE

Community Leaders, Elected Officials, City Council Members, City Administrators, County Commissioners, County/City Planners, and all others interested are welcome.


CONTACT

Melissa.Lyon@cmcoa.org


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Do you have an Age-Friendly event to add to the calendar? Share the details in our event submission form and we'll post it!

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Do you have questions about Age-Friendly technical assistance events? Contact our team coordinator, Lydia Morken

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To learn more about the Age-Friendly Minnesota Council's work, including our grants and priorities, visit our full website.


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