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December 11, 2017
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Long-Term Supports & Services Center Analyzes Senior Demographic Profiles for National Councils on Aging

The post originally appeared on the Gerontology Institute blog. The LeadingAge Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) Center @UMass Boston is conducting research to help the National Councils on Aging (NCOA) develop a deeper understanding of older adults it serves by … Continue reading

December 8, 2017
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Renewable Energy: Where Perception and Reality Collide

by Thomas Nee, McCormack Graduate School student People often believe what they want to believe despite contrary information. “It is remarkable that large groups of people can coalesce around a common belief when few of them individually possess the requisite … Continue reading

December 6, 2017
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Crucial Support for Senior Affordable Housing at Risk in Tax Reform Legislation

This post originally appeared on the Gerontology Institute blog. By Len Fishman, Gerontology Institute Low-income elder Americans face a housing crisis today. We don’t have nearly enough decent, affordable housing for them, and our country’s aging population is adding waves … Continue reading

December 4, 2017
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Raising the Minimum Wage in Massachusetts to $15 – Should that even be a question?

by Marisela Ramirez, McCormack Graduate School student We are a society that values hard work and considers it the ticket to living a middle-class lifestyle. But, reaching this lifestyle isn’t always that easy for some. No matter how hard you … Continue reading

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