The Global Age-Friendly Community Movement (eBook)

Philip B. Stafford is Adjunct Professor of Anthropology at Indiana University in Bloomington, and was Director of the Indiana University Center on Aging and Community until 2017. His research, primarily ethnographic and participatory, has focused on aging and sense of place. He has received the Blackburn award from the Indiana chapter of the AIA for contributions to architecture by a non-architect and is a member of the board of the American Society on Aging.

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Acknowledgements
Preface

Introduction: Theorizing and Practicing Age-friendly Development
Philip B. Stafford

PART I: EQUITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

Chapter 1. Creating age-friendly communities in urban environments: research issues and policy recommendations
Tine Buffel and Chris Phillipson

Chapter 2. Training Advocates to Undertake Livable Community Initiatives: A Pilot Program
Sharon A. Baggett

Chapter 3. Public Places, Community, and the Physical and Mental Health of Children and Elders
Suzanne H. Crowhurst Lennard

Chapter 4. The Intersection between Sustainable and Age-friendly Development
Alan DeLaTorre

PART II: AGE-FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOODS

Chapter 5. Accessibility, Participation, Networking: The Impact of a Local Network on the Environment and the Life Relationship of Older People
Birgit Wolter

Chapter 6. Assessing the Aging-friendliness of Two New York City Neighborhoods: A Case Study
Mia R. Oberlink and Barbara S. Davis

PART III: COLLABORATION ACROSS GENERATIONS

Chapter 7. Communities for all ages:  Reinforcing and Re-imagining the Social Compact
Corita Brown and Nancy Henkin

Chapter 8. Ibasho Café: Giving Elders a Role to Play in Making Communities More Resilient
Emi Kiyota

Chapter 9. Youth and Older Persons as Agents for Change: Creating an Inclusive and Age-Friendly Society for All
Kristin Bodiford, Arthur Namara and Luke Nchichupa

PART IV: RURAL AGING

Chapter 10. Retrofitting Small Towns: How Aging-in-Place could transform Rural America
Zachary Benedict

Chapter 11. Creating an Age-friendly Community in a Depopulated Town in Japan: A Search for Resilient Ways to Cherish New Commons as Local Cultural Resources
Nanami Suzuki

PART V: CONCLUSION

Chapter 12. Relational Well-being and Age-friendly Cities
Marian Barnes