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New York, NY - Intergenerational Summit - Sept. 10th
FORGING A COMMON AGENDA IN A POLARIZED AMERICA
What: A day-long convening of youth and elder advocates
Where: Atlantic Philanthropies, 75 Varick Street (16th floor), New York.
When: Friday, Sept. 10, 2010 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Why: In reality, elders and youth -- both often isolated and voiceless -- share urgent concerns.
This summit will explore the depth and strength of their interdependency.
In a time of mounting economic insecurity, government cutbacks and political polarization, it will cut through the either/or rhetoric to forge a common agenda and a commitment to amplifying each other's voices.
Attendees:
- Jacinda Abcarlan (Youth Radio)
- Randella Bluehouse (NICOA National Indian Council on Aging)
- Donna Butts (Generations United)
- Jennie Chin Hansen (AARP)
- Linda K. Harootyan (GSA)
- Keith Hefner (New Youth Communications)
- Raj Jayadev (Soros Justice Fellow)
- Karyne Jones (NCCBA)
- Jorge Valdivia (ED, Radio Arte) (Invited)
- Lateefah Simon (SF Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights)
- Rosa Soto (California Center for Civic Engagement)
- Christina Takada (National Asian Pacific Center on Aging)
- Jeanette Takamura C. (Columbia University, former head Administration on Aging)
- Bill Treanor (Youth Today)
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