How Public Policy Can Drive Intergenerational Solutions to Community Challenges

Generations United will hold a webinar highlighting how public policy can both drive intergenerational innovation and address community challenges.

This webinar will explore examples of federal and state legislation designed to promote intergenerational shared sites, such as co-located childcare and aging services. Attendees will hear from advocates, program leaders, and policymakers across the country about their successes and challenges engaging public policy as a tool to implement practical solutions that strengthen connections across generations.

Speakers:

• Mitchell Clark, Policy Advisor, First Five Nebraska
• Cindy Kadavy, Senior Vice President of Policy, Nebraska Health Care Association
• Derenda Schubert, CEO, Bridge Meadows,
• Kristen M. Kiefer, Executive Director, Generations United
• Jaia Lent, Deputy Executive Director, Generations United
• Chelsi Rhoades, Policy & Advocacy Specialist, Generations United

Date: Thursday, February 26, at 1:00 p.m.