The Latino Age Wave - Briefing, Part 4 of 7

See Part 5 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydju4WMN-0g

This presentation of the "Latino Age Wave" report was organized by Hispanics In Philanthropy (HIP) and made possible through the generous support of The Atlantic Philanthropies (www.atlanticphilanthropies.org). The event took place at the offices of The Atlantic Philanthropies in New York on May 2011.

To download a copy of "The Latino Age Wave" report visit:
http://www.atlanticphilanthropies.org/learning/report-latino-age-wave-what-ch...

The event speakers were:

Sharon King, Director of Ageing Programme
The Atlantic Philanthropies

Dr. Maya Rockeymoore, President & CEO
Global Policy Solutions

Dr. Yanira Cruz, President & CEO
National Hispanic Coalition on Aging

Stacey Easterling, Programme Executive, Ageing
The Atlantic Philanthropies

Ben Francisco Maulbeck, Director of U.S. Programs
Hispanics In Philanthropy

About the HIP Aging Program:

The HIP Aging Program works to increase philanthropic and other resources directed to addressing the unique needs and policy issues faced by the growing number of older Latinos. HIP works in partnership with a wide network of philanthropic and nonprofit organizations to raise awareness of and find solutions to both the challenges and opportunities offered by this expanding demographic. The Latino Age Wave report is one of the first products of this effort, seeking to provide a broad assessment of Latino aging issues as a starting point for informed dialogue across the philanthropic, public, and private sectors.

To learn more about Hispanics In Philanthropy visit: www.hiponline.org

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• Hispanic
• Latino
• Aging
• Aging Trends
• Atlantic Philanthropies
• Hispanics In Philanthropy
• HIP
• Latino Age Wave
• Maya Rockeymoore
• Yanira Cruz
• Philanthropy
• Policy