Aging Today, ASA's bimonthly newspaper, covers developments in public policy, research, practice, media and programming in the field of aging. A four-page pullout section, "In Focus," is devoted to in-depth coverage of a single topic.

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Front Page

• Aging with GRACE: Quality Integrated Care for Low-Income Elders, by Steven Counsell
• Healthcare and Entitlement: Can We Bend the Curve of American Optimism?, by Robert Rosenblatt
• ASA Receives $700,000 Capacity-Building Grant

Forum

• Flummox and Folly: Elders Write a New Chapter of Dissent in the Health Reform Saga, by Joan Retsinas
• The Legacy of a Senate Lion: An Ambitious Plan for Long-Term Care, by Gene Coffey
• National Alliance Strengthens Eldercare Workforce, by Marleise Brosnan

Inside Aging Today

• Keeping the Spirit of ’45 Alive, One Story at a Time, by Warren Hegg
• In Touch Program Empowers Senior Centers to Support Positive Mental Health, by Laura N. Gitlin and Lynn Fields Harris
• Receiving Care with Grace: A Choice between Reluctance and Generosity, by Barry J. Jacobs

In Focus—Profiles of the Older American Woman:
Female Perspectives on Aging and Caregiving, Love and Sexuality, Money and These Tough Economic Times

• Aging, Social Inequity and Poverty: An Inevitable Future for the (Caregiving) American Woman?, by Ellen A. Bruce and Donna L. Wagner
• Economic Crisis Forces Women to Adapt to the “New Normal”, by Helen Dennis and Bernice Bratter
• Love and Caregiving the Second Time Around: What Do Older Women Really Want? by Jane Glen Haas
• Vital Social Movement Promotes a New Vision of Sexuality in Older Age by Peggy Brick

The Engaged Age

• Exploring Life's Third Chapter: A Conversation with Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot, by Gene D. Cohen
• Passion, Engagement and Courage in Later Life, by Charis Stiles

ASA Update

• ASA: Keeping the Spirit Alive, by Cynthia Stuen