Ohio State University Study Examines Intergenerational Programming Improvements

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Ohio State University Study Examines Intergenerational Programming Improvements

A new study by Generations United and The Ohio State University, supported by The Eisner Foundation, examined how well intergenerational programs across the United States were improving community ties and health, among other goals.

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Age-Friendly Teaneck formed in 2016 with this mission in mind: A great place to grow up should be a great place to grow old.
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Ohio State University Study Examines Intergenerational Programming Improvements

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