101 Costa Rican Centenarians raise awareness about the importance of sharing and learning from elders. But mostly, to help dissipate the stigma that exists around growing older.

Extending your driving privileges as you age is an active process. It is possible to educate yourself about the adjustments you can make to extend your independence behind the wheel.

Enjoy this short piece with some delightful reflections of why and how mothers continue to matter in our lives. As we age, the relationship we have with our mother remains a constant force. Our mother influenced and shaped us into the people we have become.

As we age, the relationship we have with our mother remains a constant force. Our mother influenced and shaped us into the people we have become. “Moms Never Leave” is our tribute to mom.

We interviewed twenty people of all ages from across America. Their reflections can’t help but make you smile and think about how your mother impacts your life.

Why do we assume that getting older necessarily means losing stamina and energy?

In this film, “SHATTERING the MYTH of AGING: Senior Games Celebrate Healthy Lifestyles, Competition and Community”,we meet people in their 70′s 80′s and 90′s who are becoming stronger and more active, rather than lessas the years go by.The story follows a 74 year old Louisville, Kentucky man, who has won more than 200 Senior State and Regional medals. We watch as he and other seniors discover that their bodies are capable of learning new skills while they compete in a full spectrum of demanding sports.

Ernestine Shepard – (75) -Baltimore, Maryland
I transformed myself from an average middle-aged woman with a sedentary lifestyle, into the world’s oldest performing bodybuilder by Guinness World Records. I became a personal trainer, professional model and competitive bodybuilder. I’m happier and more fulfilled than at any other time in my life.

“Beautiful Minds: Finding Your Lifelong Potential” is a campaign that celebrates individuals who are keeping their minds beautiful, and raises awareness of the actions people can take to maintain one of the most vital parts of the body—the brain.

Happy Birthday Al Green (1946)! Let’s Stay Together! Nothing more needs to be said.

advancedstyle’s photo instagr.am/p/JIEZw7HxPX/ via @instagram What a delight having @AriSethCohen bring Ilona to a GracefulAging.TV shoot!

— GracefulAging(@GracefulAging) April 10, 2012

“Beautiful Minds: Finding Your Lifelong Potential” is a campaign that celebrates individuals who are keeping their minds beautiful, and raises awareness of the actions people can take to maintain one of the most vital parts of the body—the brain.