FALL 2002
Recognizing Diversity in Aging,
Moving Toward Cultural Competence
|
Guest Editor Donna Yee INTRODUCTION: The Transformation of Retirement in Twentieth-Century America:
From Discontent to Satisfaction Defining Diversity: A Primer and a Review
The 'Browning' of the Graying of America: Diversity in the Elderly Population and Policy Implications FEATURED ARTICLE: Social Policy Issues and Concerns in a Diverse Aging Society: Implications of Increasing Diversity
Cultural Competency: How Is It Measured? Does It Make a Difference?
Cultural Awareness in Health and Social Services: The Experience of On Lok
Recognizing Diversity and Moving
Toward Cultural Competence:
One Organization's Effort
|
![]() |
|
|
'Reverse Integration' at an Adult Day
Health Center
Health Action Theatre by Seniors: Community Development and
Education with Groups of Diverse Languages and Cultures
Adapting a Standardized Assessment Measure to Fit a Unique Community:
The Home Care Satisfaction Measure
in Hawaii
Multiservice Organization Combats
Elder Abuse in the Chinese Community
Diversity Links: Diversity and
Cultural Competence on the Web
Looking at the Past and the Future
of Diversity and Aging:
|
||
Purchase This Issue
Generations Home
![]()
American Society on Aging
71 Stevenson St., Suite 1450
San Francisco, CA 94105-2938
www.asaging.org
info@asaging.org