Let’s Celebrate World Photography Week!
Photo lovers unite! Photography week is coming!
Photo lovers unite! Photography week is coming!
Happy First Anniversary, Senior Planet Community! Join the party of more than 5,600 SPC users and make new friends, share ideas, and age with attitude on Senior Planet Community!
OATS Executive Director Tom Kamber and a selection of 2022 Senior Planet Sponsored Athletes spoke about how older adults are redefining what it means to be an athlete.
Tom Kamber, Executive Director of Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) from AARP, shares some favorite moments, and highlights some accomplishments in 2022.
Support your peers this Giving Tuesday.
Could you be the next Senior Planet Sponsored Athlete? Read about this exciting opportunity to share your fitness lifestyle!
Does the thought of navigating difficult conversations around politics make you cringe? Learn about a webinar to help you at Thanksgiving.
Un reporte revela impactantes resultados sociales en abuelitos de la Gran Manzana, muchos de ellos latinos, que se lanzan al reto de aprender computación.
The “Fly like an eagle: Measuring Transformational Social Outcome Among Seniors” report shows how the impacts and benefits technology has on older adults living in isolation.
Reporter Monica Morales visited the Senior Planet center in Chelsea for the launch of the Fly Like an Eagle report.
Todos los centros de Senior Planet vuelven a abrir para cursos en persona, clases y socialización. ¡Han pasado más de dos años y los hemos extrañado!
All Senior Planet Centers re-open for in-person classes, lectures and socializing. It’s been more than two years and we’ve missed you!
66-year-old competitive surfer Sally Saenger discusses what it means to be a Senior Planet Sponsored Athlete and fitness trainer in this interview with the Santa Barbara Independent.
Senior Planet in San Antonio and AARP San Antonio discuss upcoming free digital literacy classes for older adults in this interview for SA Live.
Art and Norma Menard, who teach Senior Planet classes at their local library through the Senior Planet licensing program, are featured in the article for creating meaningful change in their community.