AARP Utah University Webinars

Join the AARP Utah University webinar series to help you make the best decisions on topics that matter most as we age.

Each class will feature a presentation and a Q&A session with the audience. All classes are free, but registration is required. Sign up by visiting one of the links below! If you miss a class, select webinars will be recorded and available to view on our YouTube Channel. If you have questions on how to register, visit the AARP Event Registration & Tech FAQ page. 

OUR 2026 WEBINARS

Some sign up links are already posted below. Stay tuned for the rest!

Whiskers for Wellness & Pawsitive Partnerships

Where: Online. Registration is required.

When: Tuesday, June 2, at 7PM

Description: Looking for a meaningful way to stay connected and enrich life with your pet? Join AARP Utah and the Utah Humane Society for an inspiring, practical webinar designed for you and your furry companion.

In this webinar, you’ll discover how volunteering with animals can build purpose and connection, and learn simple, affordable ways to improve your pet’s behavior, reduce stress, and strengthen your bond. You’ll also explore helpful community resources—from free vaccine clinics to pet food support and wellness services.

Intro to AI

Where: Online. Registration is required.

When: Monday, June 8, at 11AM

Description: Want to know more about ChatGPT? This lecture will introduce some of the basic ideas around artificial intelligence. We’ll talk about how AI is being used today, what its current limitations are, and how it will shape the future!

 

Mindfulness Apps

Where: Online. Registration is required.

When: Monday, July 13, at 11AM

Description: This webinar introduces mindfulness and its physical and mental benefits, such as reducing anxiety, improving memory, and lowering blood pressure. You’ll learn about popular apps that teach breathing and meditation techniques, as well as new technologies such as wearable breath monitors.

 

Online Tools for Contacting Your Lawmakers

Where: Online. Registration is required.

When: Monday, August 10, at 11AM

Description: Learn how online tools can help you stay informed and get your voice heard. We'll review several non-partisan websites that can help you identify your elected officials, find their contact information, understand how they vote on bills, and tell them what you think about important issues.

 

Tips for Being News Savvy Online

Where: Online. Registration is required.

When: Monday, September 14, at 11AM

Description: In the digital age, anyone can publish anything on the internet, even if it's completely false. This webinar will discuss tools for evaluating news sources and reviewing helpful fact-checking sites. You'll learn why it's important to read and check your sources before sharing!