Social Participation Archive
Articles, reports, case studies, presentations and more
Being engaged in community and social activities is important for people of all ages, and especially for older adults.
Featured Resources
Residents of a Washington, D.C. neighborhood organized a sidewalk block party so neighbors could meet. — Photo courtesy of Van Ness Social Club
- Teaching Teens to Sew
- Board Game Cafes are Playful Places for People of All Ages
- How Chess Can Reconnect a Community
- How a Party in the Streets Can Create a Community
- Teens are Teaching Tech to Older Adults
- Kids and Kubs Play Ball!
- A Man With a Record Leads by Example to Reverse the Trend
- Lunching and Learning in Florida
- Hosting a Community Dinner for LGBT Older Adults
- Why the OPC is the Place to Be
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