by Rebecca Owl Morgan, Elder Equity Project Coordinator, NICOA The New Mexico Legislature meets every year in January. During that time the
Low Vision Education Resources
February is low vision awareness month. Low vision can make everyday activities such as reading, shopping, cooking, writing, and watching TV hard to
NICOA Increases Outreach through Launch of Social Media Channels
For Immediate Release Albuquerque, New Mexico. February 3, 2017 -With the New Year comes a fresh start and so it is with excitement that NICOA
New Deadlines for the Historic Cobell Settlement
This article originally published by PR Newswire on Jan. 30, 2017. The following statement is being issued by The Garden City Group, LLC ("GCG")
Senior Service American, Inc. Searching for Candidate for their Executive Director Position
The Senior Service America, Inc. Board of Directors is interested in hiring an Executive Director who has the vision and passion to lead the
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This article is written by Jenna McDavid, National Managing Coordinator of the Diverse Elders Coalition and originally posted on the Diverse Elders
Free Classes for Families Facing Alzheimer’s
The Alzheimer’s Association, New Mexico Chapter offers the following free classes to caregivers and families facing Alzheimer's. Communications and
Updated BIA Guidelines for the Indian Child Welfare Act
This press release was originally posted on the Department of Interior website at www.doi.gov. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Roberts
100 Objects that Shaped Public Health
This article was originally posted by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Global Health Now. Public health impacts all of us, in
