Simple question: Do you miss human connection when you use self-checkout at the grocery store? Complex question: How is cogeneration threatened by AI, profit-driven “efficiencies,” and automation — and what can we do about it? Allison Pugh, author of the book The Last...
On Friday, May 15, I had the great honor to address the 2026 graduates of Drew University, including the undergraduate College of Liberal Arts, the Theological School, and the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. I'm very grateful to Drew's remarkable President...
Across the country, young people and older people are stepping up as civic leaders. But too often, they do this critical work with peers, in age-segregated spaces. Young people work without the benefit of older generations who bring lived experience, networks, and a...
Is your organization ready to tackle one of the toughest but most transformative shifts in intergenerational collaboration? In this session, you’ll hear from three leaders spearheading efforts to diversify board involvement. This will be a learning-in-public...
Want to hear more about solutions to the loneliness epidemic? Eager to share what you know and learn from your peers? Don’t want to do this critical work alone?
Applications are now open for The Innovators’ Community of Practice, a free, virtual, learning experience for up to 100 innovators and disruptors interested in adopting or growing cogenerational strategies for reducing social isolation and loneliness.
The five weekly, hour-long sessions in October 2024 will provide opportunities to learn from experts and one another. Innovators with the most promising models will be featured in a major report to funders and the field.
To apply, innovators must have piloted a solution to social isolation and loneliness, but it doesn’t have to be cogenerational — at least not yet. We hope you’ll be inspired by this experience to adopt a cogenerational strategy in the future.
Got questions? Learn more in this FAQ.
Applications are due on Sept. 6, 2024.Â