Publications Questions
Are AARP publications
online?
What happened to
"Modern Maturity" and "My
Generation"?
What is "AARP
Segunda Juventud"?
How can I access
research studies conducted by AARP?
How do I subscribe
or unsubscribe to AARP e-mail newsletters sent by e-mail?
How do I order AARP
booklets?
How do I advertise
with AARP?
I would like to
submit an article for publication. What are your
writer’s guidelines?
If your question is not answered here,
please contact
us.
Answers to Publications Questions
Q: Are AARP publications
online?
A:Yes, you may access the current issues by visiting these links:
Q: What happened to "Modern
Maturity" and "My Generation"?
A: These publications have been merged into one publication, now
called "AARP The Magazine."
Q: What is "AARP Segunda
Juventud"?
A: "Segunda Juventud" is a quarterly, bilingual
newspaper created by AARP for Hispanic members age 50 and over.
Visit the "AARP
Segunda Juventud" Web site. AARP also offers online
information in Spanish at AARP en español.
Q: How can I access research studies
conducted by AARP?
A: Visit AARP Policy & Research to find online versions of all publicly available AARP research, including member and non-member surveys, Public Policy Institute reports, issue briefs and data digests.
Q: How do I subscribe or
unsubscribe to AARP e-mail newsletters sent by
email?
A: To subscribe to our email newsletters, go to www.aarp.org/emailnews .
Follow the three easy steps. To unsubscribe, follow the
instructions at the end of the newsletter you receive.
Q: How do I order AARP
booklets?
A: To order from a variety of free booklets on topics like health
insurance, grandparenting, Medicare, financial planning, staying
healthy, and consumer protection, please use our
online order form. Check off the boxes by the booklets of
interest and fill in your mailing information. Click send to
complete the ordering process.
Q: How do I advertise with
AARP?
A: To find out about advertising on the AARP Web site, please
visit www.aarp.org/adguide. For
information on advertising in our publications, please visit
www.aarpmedia.org.
Q: I would like to submit an
article for publication. What are your writer’s
guidelines?
A: Visit our
Writer’s Guidelines page for information.
If your question is not answered here,
please contact
us.
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