AARP Livable Communities Video Collection
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What Is a Livable Community?
A livable community is safe and secure, contains housing that’s affordable and appropriate, has transportation options, access to needed services, and opportunities for residents to participate in community life
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Take a tour through a forward-thinking housing concept (dubbed a "model retirement home") that was imagined by AARP's founder more than six decades ago
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- Watch videos about AARP Community Challenge Projects
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- From videos from livability experts on the Livable Lessons page
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- Take a 'Room-by-Room' Tour of the AARP HomeFit Guide
- AARP Freedom House
- Two Animated Videos Explain HomeFit Principles
- An Animated Tour Describes Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
- Accessory Dwelling Units Resources, Including Videos
- Educating a Community in Georgia about ADUs
- Building an ADA-Compliant ADU in Santa Cruz
- Enabling Home Repairs for Households in Need
- Helping Residents Stay in their Philadelphia Homes
- Placemaking 101 with Andrew Howard
- The Magic of Murals
- Creating a Park for People of All Ages (Los Angeles, California)
- Providing a Place to Sit While Waiting for the Bus (Miami, Florida)
- Using Chess (and Checkers) to Reconnect a Community (Macon, Georgia)
- Providing a Path to Parks in Honolulu (Honolulu, Hawaii)
- Rethinking an Empty Parking Lot (Kuna, Idaho)
- Renovating a Residential Roadway (Ft. Wayne, Indiana)
- Musical Instruments Everyone Can Play (Avoca, Iowa)
- Connecting Neighbors to a Nearby Park (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
- Helping Older Adults Get and Stay Fit (New Orleans, Louisiana)
- Unrolling an Accessible Solution for Beachgoers (Saco, Maine)
- Installing Benches for an Age-Friendlier City (Boston, Massachusetts)
- Transforming a Flood Plain into a Dog Park (Gulfport, Mississippi
- 'Activating' Public Spaces with Murals and Sidewalks (Jackson, Mississippi)
- Reviving a Vacant Lot (Omaha, Nebraska)
- Furnishing a Waterfront Park (Manchester, New Hampshire)
- Creating a Community Space from a Vacant Place (Buffalo, New York)
- A Bus Stop Swing for People of All Ages (Charlotte, North Carolina)
- Installing a Walk-Bike Trail (Bismarck, North Dakota)
- Turning Tennis Courts Into Pickleball Courts (Findlay, Ohio)
- Planting a Garden for Healthier Living (Anadarko, Oklahoma)
- Meet Us in the Alley! (Camden, South Carolina)
- Creating Colorful Crosswalks (Charleston, South Carolina)
- Placemaking by Engaging the Community (Nashville, Tennessee)
- Pop-Up Project: Bethel Better Block (Bethel, Vermont)
- 2018 AARP Livable Communities National Conference: "Placemaking and Public Spaces"
Related:
Check out videos from the 2019 AARP Placemaking Workshop:
- AARP Transportation Workshop
- Talking About the Future of Mobility
- An Accessible Solution for Saco, Maine
- Safe Sidewalks for Walking in Memphis
- Using 'Pop-Ups' to Improve Public Transit in St. Louis
- Mobility as a Service
- Offering More Ways for Older Adults to Get Around Sacramento
- Improving Driver and Pedestrian Safety in Fort Worth
- Installing a Walk-Bike Trail in Bismarck
- A Place to Sit While Waiting for a Bus in Miami
- Making it Fun to Wait for a Bus in Charlotte, NC
- Safer Streets, and Spots to Sit in Louisville
- Autonomous Passenger Shuttles Take Seniors Around Detroit
- Installing a Connected Bike Trail Around Town in the Virgin Islands
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