AARP announced a new relationship with the Peace Corps, to tap into the type of service-oriented experience and zeal that Fran Tenorio and husband Richard Becker shared in Nicaragua from 2009 to 2011. — Photo by Scott Barnett
En español | Millions of people had fun and pursued their goals and dreams during 2011 with AARP's inspiration and encouragement.
- Stories of real people exploring new adventures — such as a former geologist who became a guide in Yellowstone National Park — were showcased through "Your Life Calling with Jane Pauley." This AARP-produced segment airs monthly on the NBC Today show.
- Opportunities to tutor young children in reading, math and even manners will increase in 2012 thanks to the new AARP affiliated charity Experience Corps, one of the nation’s most successful service programs.
- To help people live their most authentic lives, AARP established a new online space for LGBT members. Launched in June to mark National Pride Month, the web portal "AARP Pride" featured smart, insightful news and information on topics such as caregiving, retirement planning, travel and entertainment. AARP members include the first generation of LGBT individuals to grow older "out" and living life to the fullest.
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