Martha Reeves of the Vandellas and the co-author of “But Will You Love Me Tomorrow: An Oral History of the ‘60s Girl Groups” talk about her career and aging with attitude.

Learn about a Senior Planet virtual Open Mic community where older adults nationwide explore or rediscover their inner musicians.

Some 25 percent of working cowboys were Black and many of their stories remain to be told.

Some 60,000 Black older adults nationwide connect with nature and with other seniors through Outdoor Afro’s outdoor programs.

During COVID, one Brooklyn group rallied Chinese restaurants to provide ‘Stir Fry Meals on Wheels” to homebound elderly Asian Americans.

Kevin Blythe Sampson, a pioneer in many ways – in art and in breaking racial barriers – talks about his journey and the healing power of found objects.

Black cowboys inspired modern films like Corsicana, The Harder They Fall, and now Nope, and as long ago as…The Lone Ranger.

Valentine’s Day means, for some, a reminder of an unwelcome solo state – but help, fun and community is only a click away.

Dr. Jamesetta Ferguson is a woman on a mission; learn how this AARP Purpose Prize winner is reshaping her Kentucky community.

Breast cancer survivor Chien-Chi Huang is working to increase access to health education and high quality care for Asian women and their loved ones.

There’s more to broadband access than you think!

A recent report highlights the dramatic improvements connectivity can offer isolated seniors.

Ify Nwabukwu talks about her life since winning the AARP Purpose Prize, her battle with breast cancer, and her new book.

How important is creativity? It’s essential, according to Gayle Kirschenbaum, artist, filmmaker, photographer and writer.

Reducing the cost of your internet bill or receiving free internet services is now easier than ever! Here’s how with help from Senior Planet.