Old School: How to YODA

How to YODA

Youngers & Olders Dismantling Ageism

Reports & Papers

YODA Youngers and Olders Dismantling Ageism

Let's Come Together for YODA

A call to come together to talk about age & power

Tools

Reports & Papers

A woman with grey hair smiling while hugging a younger person who has braids in their hair with flowers on the ends of the braids.

I Need You, You Need Me

The Young, the Old & What We Can Achieve Together: A report from Generations United & the Eisner Foundation on why it's so important to break down age barriers & how to do it

Tools

NEW!

Four strategies for sharing knowledge and power across age gaps developed by the On Aging Institute

Tools

The image shows a digitally created document, which appears to be a guide or handout about tokenism in youth engagement. The text uses a clean and easily readable sans-serif font. The title "INTENTIONAL NOT REACTIONAL: A GUIDE TO AVOIDING TOKENISM WHEN ENGAGING YOUTH" is prominently displayed at the top in a bold, two-toned font (purple and light blue). The overall color scheme is muted and professional, using mostly white space with accents of purple and light blue. The text explains what tokenism is – the superficial involvement of a group in decision-making processes that keeps that group powerless, uninformed, and unaccountable – and offers tips for avoiding this. The mood is serious, informative, and slightly cautionary, emphasizing the importance of genuine youth engagement. There are no images or illustrations; only text is present.

How to collaborate with youth in ways that share power, information & accountability