Volume 14 - 2021 Edition

Special Focus on Latin America

Costa Rica - Day In The Life

Ileana Borbón | San José | 59 years old

Ileana lives with her husband of 35 years and her two sons, ages 24 and 28. She teaches foreign language classes online and visits with her parents and extended family at least once per week.

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Mexico - Day In The Life

Alma Julieta Juarez | Mexico City | 75 years old

Alma lives alone in Mexico City, enjoying retired life. Although the pandemic at times made her feel isolated, she makes a conscious effort to spend time with a close-knit network of family and friends.

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Brazil - Day In The Life

Sheila Christina Monte Santo de Pinho Cardoso | Salvador | 68 years old

Sheila is a Public Service Administrative Technician in Salvador, the capital city of the state of Bahia in northeastern Brazil. She lives alone, but fills her free time with volunteer work, cooking, meditation, and visiting with friends and family.

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DEPARTMENTS

From the Executive Editor: Aging - The Impact from Every Tailored Action

By Jean Accius

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From the CEO: Turning the Decade of Healthy Ageing into Action, in the U.S. and Across the World

By Jo Ann Jenkins

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From the Editor-in-Chief:
AARP International The Journal 2021

By Peter Rundlet

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CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS

The Decade of Healthy Ageing is an Investment in All of Our Futures

By Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

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Age Friendly Towns in Ireland

By Dr. Emer Coveney

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Applying the Pandemic’s Public Health Lessons Holds Promise for Latin America and the World

By Julio Frenk

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An Innovative Caregiving Program Shows Promise

By Peter Lloyd-Sherlock, Karla Cristina Giacomin, and Lucas Sempé

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Global Innovations in Aging and Longevity

By Stephen Johnston

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Why We Need Age-Friendly Public Health Systems

By Nadine Gracia and Terry Fulmer

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Latin America Feature

Message Received, Loud and Clear: Pandemic Shows Society Falling Short of Statute’s Vision

By Marcia Scazufca

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The Aging Population in Costa Rica and the Importance of Lifelong Learning

By Sofía Elena Segura

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How Colombia Uses Education to Drive Its Healthy Longevity Work

By Julieta Rodriguez and Nancy Bohorquez

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An Innovative Caregiving Program Shows Promise

By Peter Lloyd-Sherlock, Karla Cristina Giacomin, and Lucas Sempé

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Dignity and Quality of Life: Prioritizing Aging Issues in Chile

By Cecilia Morel Montes

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Turning Challenges into Opportunities: Accelerated Aging in Mexico

By Pablo Ibarrarán, Ana Mylena Aguilar, Fiorella Benedetti, and Natalia Aranco

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