AARP New York

Learning technology can often be intimidating and overwhelming. The learning curve itself can pose the biggest challenge to ardent learners. The salience of technology and virtual connection has been made abundant due to the pandemic, as has the need for more resources on learning and developing technology skills.

More than three out of five voters in the last mayoral election were over the age of 50New Yorkers age 50+ helped build our city and make it the great place that it is. As we look to a post-COVID recovery, we need our 50+ neighbors to help rebuild the city and maintain the stability of neighborhoods. These residents have the experience, expertise and commitment to make New York shine again, but they also face challenges that must be addressed. Whether you are a New York City elected official, policymaker, candidate, or fellow advocate, you can benefit from understanding the issues faced by our 50+ neighbors and the solutions AARP has identified.

At AARP, we envision a world where workers aged 50-plus are empowered, valued and have the opportunity to create new business and work for as long as they need or desire. For many small business owners and entrepreneurs, it is cluttered, competitive, can be difficult to navigate, and does not offer the unique guidance and resources that they need. As people live longer lives and the nature of work evolved, they will need to find ways to continually reskill and translate experience to new jobs and careers.

ALBANY—AARP New York State Director Beth Finkel offered the following comments on New York State’s FY2022 budget agreement:

AARP Long Island along with Bay Street Theater is proud to provide a FREE four-part series of seminars focusing on topics such as stage acting, playwriting, storytelling, and exercises in creative motivation. This is part of Long Island’s Lifelong Learning series – to have fun with purpose! This is a statewide offering and everyone across New York State is welcome to join us!

Do YOU enjoy giving back to your community? AARPNY is seeking virtual volunteers to support AARP programs and advocacy work that will make a difference for New Yorkers 50-plus and their families. All it takes is a computer, tablet, or phone from the comfort of your own home!

No one prepares for illness or tragedy, but getting your important legal documents in order is one major way you can get ready for the unexpected, as well as reduce stress for family members.

Florida, Texas, Massachusetts, Other States Have Plans; ‘Why is NY Lagging Behind?’

New Law Will Authorize, Expand Critical Visits from Family Caregivers

This May, AARP New York presents the Hope For The Warriors Memorial Day 30x30 Challenge. This thirty-day wellness challenge centers on enhancing the physical and emotional health of participants while cultivating a cohesive team spirit and sense of connectedness.