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AARP Michigan Speakers Bureau
Free expert-led presentations to help Michiganders stay informed, connected and empowered as they age.
Bill Zelman
AARP Michigan’s Speakers Bureau offers free presentations designed to inform and empower Michiganders age 50 and older. Whether you’re a community organization, library, employer or local group, our trained volunteers and staff bring engaging, practical information directly to you.
Our Speakers Bureau presentations cover a range of topics important to older adults and their families, including:
- Fraud prevention
- Healthy living and brain health
- Caregiving support
- Livable communities and aging in place
- Work and financial security
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Each presentation is led by knowledgeable volunteers or subject matter experts and can be customized for your group’s interests.
Interested in hosting a presentation for your group or community? Submit a speaker request by emailing us at miaarp@aarp.org and tell us about your audience, preferred topic and timing. While we do our best to accommodate every request, speaker availability may vary based on location and schedule.
Passionate about making a difference in your community? Join our network of volunteer speakers and help share valuable information with others across Michigan. Fill out an interest form today.
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