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2017 AARP Community Challenge Grantee

Project Category

Civic Participation

Project Description

CARR created a board game, calledBoomerology,that's based on the8 Domains of Livabilityframework (used by theAARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities) and designed to engage older adults in the process of making San Diego a more age-friendly city. The game initiated discussions about what age-friendly meant in terms of community infrastructure.

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El Cajon, CA

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2020

Project Category: Transportation

Description: This grant will create educational resources for older adults, particularly the community's large Iraqi refugee population, to help them become more comfortable using public transit, and lay the foundation for future transit use.

San Diego, CA

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2018

Project Category: Public Spaces

Description: This grant created a vibrant space within the Little East Africa neighborhood of San Diego to encourage a healthier and more connected community by installing permanent art features.

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