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Example Initiatives

Civic Engagement of Generation 50+ in Canada and the U.S.

The examples serve only as suggestions; There are, of course, many more possible ideas and themes!

I. Political institutions

1. Canada

Canadian Senate Special Committee

Department of Canadian Heritage

Human Resources and Social Development Canada
 
National Seniors Council
 
Public Health Agency of Canada, Seniors and Aging Division
 
Statistics Canada

2. U.S.

Corporation for National & Community Service

National Governors Association (NGA)

National Institute on Aging

U.S. Administration on Aging

USA Freedom Corps

II. Research

1. Canada

Canadian Policy Research Networks

Centre for Voluntary Sector Research and Development

University of British Columbia, School of Social Work

University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work

University of Manitoba, Centre on Aging

University of Victoria, Centre on Aging

University of Western Ontario, Faculty of Health Sciences

2. U.S.

Center for Intergenerational Learning (Temple University)

Center for Retirement Research (Boston College)

The Center on Aging, Health & Humanities

George Warren Brown School of Social Work (Washington University), Center for Social Development (CSD)

MetLife Foundation Initiative on Retirement and Civic Engagement
(Harvard School of Public Health, Center for Health Communication)
www.hsph.harvard.edu/chc
www.reinventingaging.org

National Academy on an Aging Society

University of Maryland Center on Aging

The Urban Institute

III. Civic organizations

1. Canada

Canada’s World

Canadian Administrators of Volunteer Resources

Canadian Association of Retired Persons CARP – A New Vision of Aging in Canada

Canadian Council on Social Development

Centre for Nonprofit Management

The Council of Canadians

Human resources Council for the Voluntary & Nonprofit sector

United Way of Canada

Volunteer Canada

VolWeb.caTM

2. U.S.

AARP

American Society on Aging

Civic Ventures

Leadership Network

National Council on Aging (NCOA)

Points of Light Institute

Vital Aging Network

IV. Foundations

1. Canada

The Foundation for Vital Aging 

The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation 

The Ontario Trillium Foundation

2. U.S.

The Atlantic Philanthropies

MetLife Foundation 

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

The Virginia Piper Charitable Trust

V. Example initiatives

1. Canada

Seniors Centre Society, Vancouver: Seniors Cultural Buddy Project

Agassiz Harrison Community Services: Senior Peer Counselors

University of Victoria, Centre on Aging: Friends' Guided Autobiography Workshops

University of Victoria, Centre on Aging: Valued Elder Recognition Award

Intergenerational Centre for Action Learning, Langley: Community Storytellers – Celebrating Our Elders 

Victoria Target Theatre Society, Victoria 

Chebucto Connections, Nova Scotia: Wise Elders project

2. U.S.

Coming of Age

Generations United - Seniors4Kids

Experience Corps

VI. Other

Canada

Canada’s World

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