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Law and Order - The Thin Edge of Dignity

By Joyce DeMonnin, APR 30, 2016

By Dick Weinman, AARP Volunteer and ALF Guru

Show your volunteers some love - nominate them for the AARP Andrus Award

By Joyce DeMonnin, APR 28, 2016

Every year AARP Oregon recognizes an outstanding volunteer in our state with The Andrus Award. The Andrus Award for Community Service honors volunteers who spark change and improve their communities one act at a time. The award honors the spirit of AARP's founder, Ethel Percy Andrus, who started AARP when she found a retired educator in need.

NeighborWalks 2016: Be Active. Stay Active.

By Bandana Shrestha, APR 27, 2016

Summer is almost upon us and we are excited to invite you to our second season of NeighborWalks!

AARP Oregon Talks with Commissioner Nick Fish - Livable Oregon

By Bandana Shrestha, APR 21, 2016

By Elaine Friesen-Strang

And furthermore! ... The Thin Edge of Dignity

By Joyce DeMonnin, APR 15, 2016

By Dick Weinman, AARP Volunteer and ALF Living Guru

Safe Streets for Everyone: Measure 26-173

By Bandana Shrestha, APR 14, 2016

By Elaine Friesen-Strang

Online classes can take the stress out of caregiving

By Joyce DeMonnin, APR 10, 2016

By Vicki Higgins

Gen X Blog: In Search of Community Networks

By Joyce DeMonnin, APR 3, 2016

By Michele Scheib, AARP Oregon Volunteer

What do AARP members think? The voters speak up.

By Joyce DeMonnin, APR 1, 2016

At our Portland Mayoral Forum, we started the program by hearing from our members. Take a minute and find out what we learned! For example, 97% of AARP members voted in the last election. But we also asked about older workers, transportation, housing and more.