The Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) and Department for the Aging (NYC Aging) produced the Age-Inclusive NYC Arts & Culture Best Practices for Creative Aging guidebook. The guidebook provides background on the benefits of creative aging for older adults and best practices exemplified by 13 New York City arts organizations that are leaders in centering creative aging in their arts programs.

Want to know what older New Yorkers think? Read The State of Older New Yorkers

The Age-Inclusive American Cities Guidebook, developed by the NYC Department for the Aging in collaboration with the National Age-Inclusive Working Group, provides proven strategies, best practices, and actionable steps to help cities create inclusive, accessible communities where older adults can thrive.

In this report, Older adults in New York City, the NYC Housing Preservation & Development (HPD) offers a comprehensive look at aging using data from the New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey (NYCHVS) and provides insights for achieving equitable housing policy across the life course.  

The U.K. Telegraph reported on how the anti-ageism resource guide in NYC Public Schools tackles “Disney Villain” stereotypes and other ageist depictions.