Book Discussion: Becca Levy's Breaking the Age Code

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In June, Changing the Narrative, Denver Public Library, and NextFifty Initiative joined forces to host a conversation about a book that is on everyone's favorites list this year: Breaking the Age Code by Dr. Becca Levy. We had a robust conversation, and what we heard from you is: WE WANT TO CONTINUE TALKING ABOUT IT.

In the book, Dr. Levy shares her research about how thinking positively about aging results in a longer and healthier life, better memory, less likelihood of developing dementia and more. She dispels many of the commonly held stereotypes about getting older, and offers a hopeful path to a more age-inclusive future, with concrete action steps toward "Age Liberation."

So, read the book, and join us for a conversation not only about the book, but what we can do, individually and collectively, to create a more age-inclusive world, one that is described in the last sentence of Dr. Levy's book: "When older persons are no longer treated by society as strangers but are instead valued by themselves and their communities, aging can become a homecoming, a rediscovery, a feast of life."

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