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Kandell Receives Fulbright Grant

Stuart Kandell has received a Fulbright Global Scholars Grant to study creative aging in Japan and Germany. He recently returned from two months in Japan where he presented at an international conference on "Smart Ageing" at Tohoku University in Sendai (north of Fukushima). He interviewed 25 older artists (from age 60 - 88) for his research. An article on his work and life appeared in the Nikkei BP Online News, Japan's largest business online magazine. 

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Washington DC and Sydney, Australia

Susan Perlstein and Stuart Kandell presented lectures and workshops at the first International Conference "The Creative Age" in Washington, D.C. September 25, 26, 2016. Organized by the National Center for Creative Aging, Perlstein is the International Liaison that brought practitioners from around the world. 

In November, both were "down under" as featured presenters for the "Healthy People, Healthy Communities – Engaging with the Arts" conference in Sydney, Australia. 

 

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Successful Kickoff for Engage Utah May 2016

Stuart Kandell and Susan Perlstein spent three days in Salt Lake City to launch the initial "rollout" for Engage Utah's Creative Aging Program. They spoke to the entire Utah Arts Council and did two days of training for organizations and artists participating in the initial collaborations in and around Salt Lake. "Thank you for coming to Utah  You have made a difference here." -Ken Crossley, Engage Director.

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Featured Presentations at American Society on Aging Conference March 12-14, 2014

Kandell and Perlstein gave three presentations at the 60th Anniversary Conference of ASA in San Diego. They led off with the "State of the Field of Creative Aging in America," giving an overview of the most recent happenings across the country. Then they gave an interactive workshop "Get a Life: Eat, Sleep, Play" that inspired participants to do theatre, dance and storytelling. And they convened a peer group for people interested in arts and aging. There were over 2,500 participants from around the country and all three presentations were packed.