Eldercare Stress: What's Different for Males—Especially Black Men
Caring.com/New America Media, News Feature, Posted: Mar 04, 2012
In family eldercare for illnesses like Alzheimer’s, men handle stress differently than women--and black men are especially vulnerable. Here are helpful tips.
Struggle for Equality Continues for Civil Rights Generation
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Mar 03, 2012
As some of the youngest activists of America’s civil rights movement begin to consider retirement, they are once again confronting another struggle for economic equality.
Will Psychiatry Replace Elders’ Old “Normal” With New “Mentally Ill” Diagnoses?
RedwoodAge.com/New America Media, News Feature, Posted: Mar 02, 2012
Should an elder’s grief be medicalized? Psychiatrists are debating this and other new diagnoses as they revise the DSM, mental health’s diagnostic Bible.
Avoiding Stress in Eldercare: What 7 At-Risk Groups Need to Know
Caring.com/New America Media, News Feature, Posted: Feb 28, 2012
Family caregivers for elders often hit the breaking point, but especially at risk are women, those dealing with Alzheimer’s and five other overstressed groups.
Study Shows Latinos Save Less for Retirement
New America Media/Forbes, News Report, Posted: Feb 27, 2012
A new survey by ING Retirement Research Institute echoes other findings showing that Latinos tend to save less than other ethnic groups for retirement.
Voter IDs: The ‘Hanging Chads’ of 2012
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 23, 2012
Voter ID laws in a growing number of states threaten to disenfranchise millions of elderly, youth and minority voters.
For Arizona's Latino Elders, Becoming U.S. Citizen Easier Than Expected
New America Media/Univision Arizona, News Report, Posted: Feb 22, 2012
Univision Arizona found that the government has made it easier for elderly legal residents to become a U.S. citizen.
Aging Migrant Workers Face Perilous Future in Salinas
New America Media/Coachella Unincorporated, Commentary, Posted: Feb 20, 2012
I know an old man who bends down low, his hands calloused and eyes going blind. He looks at the fields he worked for decades
To Help Elders, South Asian Scholars Build Global Network
India Currents/New America Media, News Feature, Posted: Feb 19, 2012
Researchers helping South Asian elders from India to California rely on networking face-to-face and online to build knowledge globally.
Fair Pay for 2.5 Million Home Care Aides Facing Industry Opposition
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Feb 16, 2012
President Obama wants over 2.5 million home care aides protected by the U.S. Fair Labor Act, but the home care industry is fighting the move.
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