AARP@TheStateHouse aims to organize volunteers who will make their presence known at the State House every Tuesday of the legislative session and on days of key votes.
AARP has launched an e-card campaign aimed at moms with adult children, offering a unique way to encourage young adults to purchase health insurance. Recognizing that 8.6 million young adults age 26-34 are uninsured, AARP is encouraging their moms – many of whom are our members – to remind their kids to sign up for insurance as required by the Affordable Care Act.
Put AARP Rhode Island and senior hunger on modern culture and media’s largest stage, the SXSW Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas. Your online vote can make it happen. John Martin (“Hungry in the West End”) and homelessness crusader Mark Horvath (“Invisible People”) will discuss how they took the tools of mainstream journalists and made their mark via social media.
When AARP Rhode Island volunteer leader Julia Valles invites people over for supper, it's a big job. She has taken on the task of organizing and running AARP's "Community Suppers" at the St. Martin de Porres Community Center in Providence's West End.