'Coming Out' as an Older Person

May 20

We recently conducted interviews with alumni of our Aging 360 workshop at the Cadillac Hotel in San Francisco's Tenderloin district.

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Jill Stoner

May 27

Beautiful essay! Why keep our aging "in the closet," when we can wear it openly, socially, sometimes even joyfully, in the broad light of day?

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'Coming Out' as an Older Person