ILC-USA
Mission
To support society and take an active approach to ageing issues.
To highlight productivity of older people and their contributions to families and society.
Major funding sources
MetlLife Foundation
Schmieding Foundation
Takeda America Holdings, Inc.
Recent major activities / programs
Projects:
Ageism
The Caregiving Project for Older Americans
Sleep & Healthy Aging
Clinical Education Service
World Cities Project
Study on Economic Status of Older Workers.
Key staff
Everette E. Dennis, Ph.D, Executive Director and COO (communication and health education).
Contact
Mailman School of Public Health
Columbia University
722 W.168th Street
14TH floor
New York, Ny 10032
Morriseen Barmore, mb3514@columbia.edu and 212-305-0424
Mario J. Panlilio, Jr., mp3070@columbia.edu and 212-305-4985
Website: http://www.mailman.columbia.edu/academic-departments/centers/international-longevity-center
Documents:
ILC-USA Activity Report 2010-2011 (PDF)
Life Course Vaccination. Impact of Life Course Vaccination on an Ageing Population (PDF)
ILC-USA Activity Report 2009-2010 (PDF)
Media Takes: On Aging (PDF)
Transitions in Independent Living Communities: Life Satisfaction and Later Life Happiness (PDF)
The Future of Living: Independently (PDF)
Immunization Not Just for Kids (PDF)
Intimation of Immortality: The Ethics and Justice of Life Extending Therapies (PDF)
Developing National In-Home Caregiver Training Standards (PDF)
