Lifetime Arts

Lifetime Arts

Professional Training and Coaching

New Rochelle, New York 489 followers

Creative Aging is Healthy Aging

About us

Lifetime Arts imagines a world without ageism and social isolation, where creative aging is embraced as a fundamental human right and an essential driver of health and well-being. To work towards this, we bring together bold ideas, practical strategies, and people to weave creative aging into the fabric of our communities. What is creative aging? Creative aging is the practice of using artistic and creative engagement to enhance well-being, boost physical and cognitive abilities, and enrich our overall quality of life as we age. Creative aging is more than just a fulfilling pastime; it’s a crucial element of a healthy, vibrant life. Creative aging programming can take many forms, including but not limited to art classes, theater workshops, storytelling sessions, music-making, and intergenerational arts projects. These programs not only support healthy aging, but also break down stereotypes by showing that growth and creativity are possible at any age. How do we help communities age creatively? Lifetime Arts is focused on two strategic goals. We’re working to establish creative aging as an essential part of healthy aging policies, practices, and master plans at the state and federal levels. At the same time, through training and initatives, we’re expanding the availability, impact, and accessibility of creative aging practices nationwide. We do this through training folks who serve older adults, consulting with organizations and agencies on creative aging plans, creating tools and resources, and building multi-sector partnerships across the country.

Industry
Professional Training and Coaching
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New Rochelle, New York
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2008
Specialties
creative aging, positive aging, professional development, training, arts education, partnership building, piloting programs, convening leaders, advocacy, and undoing agism

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