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AARP Community Challenge Photo Albums

The achievements rack up as grantees implement their quick-action projects

AARP Livable Communities

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Accessibility

Two before and two after images of a curb cut ramp in downtown Blythesville

Activities for All Ages

A person wearing yellow raingear makes giant bubbles with a bubble wand

Bicycling

Two examples of Cycling Without Age trishaws, pilots and riders

Community Gardens

A woman wearing a face mask (due to COVID-19) displays a tray of seedlings

Housing Options

The cover and sample pages from Lexington, Kentucky's ADU guide

Murals 

Three murals decorate a brick wall as part of the 14th Street Plaza Renovation Project

Public Seating

Three older adults pose with a new wooden bench installed in an Idaho forest

Resilience

Oklahoma City signage about green infrastructure

Walkability

A police officer and two women hold signs promoting pedestrian safety

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Page updated October 2023

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