Aging Today, ASA's bimonthly newspaper, covers developments in public policy, research, practice, media and programming in the field of aging. A four-page pullout section, "In Focus," is devoted to in-depth coverage of a single topic.

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Front Page

• The Aging of America Portends Struggle, Empowerment and Sweeping Social Transformation, by Francine Russo
• Women Are the Backbone of American Caregiving
• ASA Welcomes Leadership for a New Decade

Forum

• The Older Americans Act Must Mend its Safety Net of Legal Services for Elders, by Eric Carlson
• The Great Recession and the Shattered American Dream, by Robert Rosenblatt

Inside Aging Today

• Geezers, Garlic and Goodwill: Hardworking Elders Build New Homes for Families, War Vets, by Gina Ray
• Shifting Roles, Balancing Responsibilities: Many Challenges Face the Growing Numbers of Male Caregivers, by Diane Walker
• ASA Revamps the New Ventures in Leadership Program, by Anne Ornelas de Lemos

The Aging Spirit

• Reflections on Ritual, Ancestral Wisdom, Imagination and a New Spiritual Paradigm, by Ronald Y. Nakasone

In Focus—Crowning Achievements in Aging: The 2010 ASA Awards Winners Offer Excellence to America's Elders

• The 2010 ASA Hall of Fame Award, by Gay Hanna & Susan Perlstein
• The 2010 Gloria Cavanaugh Award for Excellence in Training and Education, by Andrea S. Taylor
• Award-Winning Programs Champion Memory Strength, Healthy Living and Self-Empowerment for America's Elders, by Alison Hood

Technology and Aging

• Year 2010: The Technology Tipping Point? by David Lindeman
• Care Technologies That Make a Difference
• New Social Work Database Offers Evidence-Based Expertiese

Media Currents

• Being Seen, by Bonnie Genevay

ASA Update

• A Many-Storied Gathering: Tales from the 2010 Aging in America Conference, by Robert G. Stein