Front book cover of Why Survive? Being Old in America. By Robert N. Butler, M.D.

Robert Butler's Pulitzer Prize-winning book about reforming our ageist society

Robert Butler—physician, humanist, &amp; inventor of the word "ageism"—contextualizes long life and all that the longevity boom has to offer

Robert Butler—physician, Pulitzer-Prizewinner, humanist & inventor of the word "ageism"—contextualizes long life & all that the longevity boom has to offer

The Longevity Revolution by Robert Butler

The text "Ageism in America" with "Ageism in" appearing in red above "America" in blue. The background is light grey with blurred text behind it.

A comprehensive introduction from the International Longevity Center

Ageism in America

A talk based on Changing the Narrative and attitudes about aging and ageism. Reframing involves seeing older people in a different view. Contributions of older people in society need to be looked as paramount, older people need to tell more stories of their contributions to society.

Janine Vanderburg of Changing the Narrative talks about how we can change attitudes about aging & ageism

Resource Type:	Books and Blogs
About this resource:	Robert Butler's Pulitzer Prize-winning book about reforming our ageist society
Share this resource:

Old School

Anti-Ageism Clearinghouse

Resource: Why Survive: Being Old in America by Robert Butler

Resource Type:

About this resource:

Share this resource:

Don’t miss:

Reframing Ageism