Ageism is a pervasive issue, yet it’s one that often flies under the radar. October marked Ageism Awareness Month, providing a timely reminder of the discrimination that many older adults face daily, whether in the workplace, healthcare, or social settings. Ageism not only undermines the dignity of individuals but also robs society of the wisdom and experience of older generations.
With the U.S. Census Bureau projecting that adults over 65 will soon outnumber children, it’s clear that addressing ageism is not just necessary but urgent. In Jewish News, we take a closer look at how ageism manifests in everyday life, the real impact it has on individuals and communities, and what we can do to foster a more inclusive society. Read the full article to learn more about how each of us can challenge age-based bias and make positive changes in our own circles.
