Duluth Aging Support

10/24/2026

Calling all organizations, businesses, and content creators who serve older adults 📣

When it comes to reframing aging, the images you use across your marketing are just as important as the words you choose.

That's why we're excited to share the FREE Age-Positive Image Library from Age Without Limits, which features more than 3,000 photos that offer a more realistic, diverse, and positive representation of older adults.

To browse the library, visit: https://www.agewithoutlimits.org/image-library

10/24/2026

Love being a part of bringing FREE Senior Planet classes to our community in partnership with Ecolibrium3 and AARP!

Ecolibrium3 will be offering free technology classes aimed at older people after being selected as a 2026 AARP Community Challenge grantee.

10/15/2026

With Ageism Awareness Month in full swing, we're excited to share a sneak peek of something NEW & EXCITING coming to The Positive Aging Collection soon to challenge ageism and celebrate every st(age) of life!

10/14/2026

Turns out Frank Lloyd Wright was right about aging.

10/14/2026

We're proud to continue partnering with Zeitgeist Duluth to support Cyndy's work as an Age-Friendly Outreach Specialist through the Duluth Age-Friendly initiative, helping connect older adults, caregivers, and community members with the resources, relationships, and support they need to live and thrive at every age and stage of life.

Looking for local age-friendly resources and support? Keep an eye out for Cyndy, our Age-Friendly Outreach Specialist, whose community work is made possible through a partnership with Duluth Aging Support and Zeitgeist Duluth.
📸: Lovdahl Photography

10/09/2026

In honor of Ageism Awareness Day, we're spotlighting the Words Matter Project we helped bring to life as part of the Duluth Age-Friendly initiative.

By making small, intentional shifts in our language, we can challenge ageist stereotypes, reframe the narrative around aging, and build a more inclusive, respectful community for people of all ages.

Learn more about the project and how you can start to reframe aging today on our site!

Changing how we think and talk about aging The Opportunity Ageism often starts with the language we use, reinforcing stereotypes and limiting our understanding of what it means to grow older. By making subtle shifts in our language, we can challenge these biases and help create a more inclusive and....

09/24/2026

As part of the People Behind Our Purpose series, we're excited to introduce you to one of our age-friendly partners, Georgia Lane, Director of Aging Initiatives at Ecolibrium3 and co-lead of the Duluth Age-Friendly initiative.

With 20+ years of leadership in aging services, Georgia is also a founding member of the Age-Friendly Steering Committee, which brings local partners together each month to help advance age-friendly work right here in Duluth.

When asked what growing older means to her, Georgia shared, “I truly believe that aging is a gift, and I’m committed to reshaping how we collectively think, talk, and act about aging in our communities.”

09/24/2026

Around here, we believe EVERY age is worth celebrating 🎉

As part of the Duluth Age-Friendly initiative, we created our Positive Aging Collection of tees, buttons, and magnets to help shift how we think, talk, and feel about growing older in our community.

Want to order tees, buttons, or magnets for your next age-friendly event? Send us a DM or email [email protected] to discuss your order today!

09/17/2026

One of the MANY ways we’re advancing age-friendly initiatives in Duluth is by making technology more accessible.

Through AARP's Senior Planet program and our partnership with Ecolibrium3, we’re helping fund classes that give people of all ages opportunities to build digital skills, build confidence with technology, and stay connected in an increasingly digital world.

To learn more and register for upcoming classes, check out: https://form-usa.keela.co/eco3-senior-planet

09/17/2026

Dolly Parton never acted like dreams had an age limit.

And maybe that’s the reminder we could ALL use right now.

What’s something you're still looking forward to learning or doing this year?