It was an absolute delight, getting to know three generations of quiltmakers from Gee’s Bend, Alabama + learning more about their legendary craft for #NationalQuiltingDay . nextavenue.org/the-quilts-of-…

.Judy Woodruff looks back on a year of America at a Crossroads, PBS PBS NewsHour’s ongoing series analyzing America’s political divisions, and what it'll cover leading up to the 2024 presidential election via Next Avenue’s Sabrina Crews bit.ly/3TjBg6u

Decades after his biggest break as Lando Calrissian in the 'Star Wars' trilogy, Billy Dee Williams shares his life story. (From Next Avenue)
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Had a ridiculously fun chat with Billy Dee Williams about his new memoir, out today on Alfred A. Knopf. nextavenue.org/billy-dee-will…

'It's such a cruel irony that people feel alone suffering through something that six million people have.'

Next Avenue interviews Joe Wallace about 'The Day After Yesterday,' an intimate portrait of people with Alzheimer's & dementia:
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📷Estas son las caras del #Alzheimer y la #demencia

Por Sabrina Crews

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'Nothing is more important than the very present moment. Now is where we are. And it's best to focus your attention, your needs, your compassion on where you're at today.'

Joe Wallace discusses his new book, 'The Day After Yesterday,' Next Avenue: nextavenue.org/these-are-the-…

Photographer Joe Wallace says too many images of Alzheimer’s and dementia make you look away. His latest collection of portraits, “The Day After Yesterday,” (The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social) invites you to do the opposite — & I loved writing about it for Next Avenue: rb.gy/erxg6

New Documentary Captures a Vulnerable, Jaded Mary Tyler Moore nextavenue.org/new-doc-captur…

Caught a sold-out screening of the new Mary Tyler Moore doc at MSP Film Society & talked to director @jamesadolphus about his unlikely intro to her complicated life. “Being Mary Tyler Moore” premieres on HBO Max tomorrow! nextavenue.org/new-doc-captur…

Must read! As part of Next Avenue’s new caregiving series, Sabrina Crews Sabrina Crews wrote a terrific article about the first-of-its-kind National Strategy to Support #FamilyCaregivers , 'Something for Me':
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#RAISE #caregivinginamerica

This article captures the essence of the ACLgov National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers and why it is a roadmap for policymakers, communities, businesses, and everyone to take action. Read the strategy at acl.gov/CaregiverStrat…

Great article on the first ever National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers by Sabrina Crews for Next Avenue. NASHP is proud to support this important work!

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Age Boom fellow Sabrina Crews reports out of our '22 Academy on the Natl Strategy to Support Family Caregivers: 'Something for Me' -a can't miss if u are an informal caregiver, advocate or aging specialist: nextavenue.org/something-for-… (w/ thanks to RRF Foundation for Aging who supported our work)

For my reporting fellowship w/ Columbia Aging Ctr + Columbia Journalism — and for Next Avenue’s new caregiving series sponsored by The John A. Hartford Foundation — I wrote about the first-of-its-kind National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers (feat. @aclgov) nextavenue.org/something-for-…

Thought being a new mom meant my days of watching 4-hour-long movies in the theater were over, so that made seeing “Trenque Lauquen” at MSP Film Society (which explored the mystifying experience of maternity/pregnancy in ways I’ve never really encountered) all the more meaningful

The famed PBS host of 'Yan Can Cook' continues to beguile generations of viewers with his inspired and playful approach to Chinese cuisine. (From Next Avenue)
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He's this year's James Beard Lifetime Achievement Award winner. An international food ambassador. A celebrated TV host. (From Next Avenue)
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