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The law makes it illegal to discriminate against residents of long-term care facilities based on their gender identity, sexual orientation or HIV status. -
The social media giant's algorithms steered some employment ads away from women and older workers on Facebook, the lawsuit alleges. -
AARP has endorsed bipartisan legislation that would make it easier for older employees to fight age discrimination in the workplace. -
The federal funding is available under the AARP-supported American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to help states improve services to older adults and people with disabilities. -
The foundation's litigation arm joined a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of a 93-year-old New York woman, her daughter, and similar reverse mortgage borrowers around the country. -
AARP is a finalist for reports on elder homelessness, the Latino Alzheimer's crisis and more. Vote for your favorite and help us win the Community Voice Award. -
AARP is collaborating with the entertainment industry to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the nation's 48 million family caregivers. -
For the 5.6 million adults ages 50 to 64 who are uninsured, this Open Enrollment Period offers an important opportunity to get coverage for 2024. For the over 5 million older adults already enrolled in individual coverage, it’s a good time to compare plan benefits, providers, and prices to find the best plan for them. -
The center joins three other Senior Planet community centers in New York City, Denver and Plattsburgh (North Country), New York. -
Reporters from the Washington Post and the Connecticut Mirror are winners of the inaugural AARP Excellence in Journalism on Aging award.