Live sessions will consist of interactive activities, in-depth presentations, and break-out group discussions.
Topics will include:
- Current research on arts and aging
- Impacts of Aging and Ageism
- The case for creative aging utilizing a sequential arts education model
- What’s different about older adult learning
- Best practices in the field, including exemplary programs from museums around the country
- Creative aging as community engagement: how to develop responsive programming that is inclusive, diverse, and equitable
- How to establish impactful cross-sector and community partnerships to support programming and accessibility
- How to develop and support teaching artists to design and deliver successful programs
- The planning, implementation, and sustainability of successful programming
Lead Trainers:
Lifetime Arts Trainer
Facilitators
Sarah Jacobus
Rhynna Santos
Staff Facilitators
Gahlia Eden (Education Producer)
Nathan Majoros (Director of Programs)
Annie Montgomery (Senior Education Designer and Trainer)
Maura O’Malley (CEO, Founder)
David Woehr (Program Manager)
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