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All the news that matters for 50+ Oklahomans
By 2035, more than 82 million people are projected to rely on Social Security, roughly 13 million more than today.
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New law introduces critical state-level consumer protections for Oklahomans.
Oklahoma has enacted the Elder Exploitation and Abuse Act, a groundbreaking law aimed at protecting vulnerable adults from financial, physical, and emotional abuse. Effective November 1, 2025, this legislation empowers victims and their legal representatives to pursue civil claims against abusers, including caretakers. The law allows for the recovery of punitive damages, attorney fees, and court-ordered access to records.
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AARP Oklahoma is hosting a virtual conversation on the AARP Oklahoma Facebook page on Thursday, February 9, at 10 a.m. to discuss AARP Oklahoma’s statewide advocacy work. AARP Oklahoma State Director Sean Voskuhl will outline advocacy efforts at the Capitol and take questions.
AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors honorees connect and ground us to our past, keep us mindfully present, and inspire future generations to become better curators of communities and cultures. We are privileged to share their inspiring stories and applaud their many achievements as they strengthen their communities and serve others. Honorees embody AARP's mission and, through example, motivate others to follow suit and selflessly serve their communities. These are the 2016 honorees.
AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors honorees connect and ground us to our past, keep us mindfully present, and inspire future generations to become better curators of communities and cultures. We are privileged to share their inspiring stories and applaud their many achievements as they strengthen their communities and serve others. Honorees embody AARP's mission and, through example, motivate others to follow suit and selflessly serve their communities. These are the 2018 honorees.
AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors honorees connect and ground us to our past, keep us mindfully present, and inspire future generations to become better curators of communities and cultures. We are privileged to share their inspiring stories and applaud their many achievements as they strengthen their communities and serve others. Honorees embody AARP's mission and, through example, motivate others to follow suit and selflessly serve their communities. These are the 2019 honorees.
AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors honorees connect and ground us to our past, keep us mindfully present, and inspire future generations to become better curators of communities and cultures. We are privileged to share their inspiring stories and applaud their many achievements as they strengthen their communities and serve others. Honorees embody AARP's mission and, through example, motivate others to follow suit and selflessly serve their communities. These are the 2020 honorees.
Native American Elder Honors: 2022 Honorees
The AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors, previously known as Indian Elder Honors, celebrates Native American elders who have positively impacted their community, family, tribal nation, and nation. This honor celebrates a lifetime of service by distinguished Native American elders who exhibit a love of family, dedication to culture, and respect for all people.
The state Legislature returns on Monday, Feb. 6, and AARP needs volunteers to help educate lawmakers about issues important to older Oklahomans. Volunteers can participate in person or virtually.
Cuando se trata de celebrar las fiestas, los latinos siempre lo hacemos a lo grande.
The iconic Smokey Bear turns 81 this year, and we will celebrate his birthday with gusto. We hear that Smokey Bear will appear for pictures and “paw-tographs” at Sequoyah, Lake Murray and Roman Nose State Parks. The celebration activities include a scavenger hunt, arts and crafts, games, prizes and giveaways, and a special fire prevention demonstration by Smokey Bear and the U.S. Forest Service.
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