Addressing Ageism and Promoting Inclusivity

People in the third stage of life, usually age 55 or 60 and older, are often lumped together, suggesting similarities that may not be present. Generalizations or stereotypes can lead to ageism or discrimination based on a person’s age. Learn about ageism, how it affects society, and ways to promote community inclusion. Presenters: Molly Hofer and Tessa Hobbs-Curley, Illinois Extension educators.