GenSpace News

Studies continue to show great benefits to both younger and older generations when they work, collaborate, or connect together.

Take a look at how the very concept of retirement is changing across in the country in our news round-up from May 2022.

Residents of the Wilshire Towers were treated to a pop-up event from Wallis Annenberg GenSpace and The Sill, a national houseplant vendor and educator on the value of horticulture at home.

As part of an ongoing effort to foster intergenerational connection, Wallis Annenberg GenSpace is partnering with Brawerman Elementary School to connect students with older Angelenos. 

In its first week open for in-person programming, Wallis Annenberg GenSpace has been featured in several local news outlets.

As part of our commitment to change the conversation on aging, Wallis Annenberg GenSpace is excited to announce its second convening in the Aging Out Loud Series: Good for Business.

From exploring the health effects of ageism to a new map of life, dive into our news round-up from April 2022.

Week one is underway at Wallis Annenberg GenSpace! We officially opened our doors to the public on Monday, April 25 and are offering exciting new pilot programs to visitors.

We simply would not be able to accomplish all that we do without our amazing volunteers – their work and commitment does not go unnoticed.

Wallis Annenberg GenSpace hosted the first installment of its pilot program, GenChats, as part of our effort to combat social isolation among older adults and to promote intergenerational conversations within the community.

A beautiful new art piece created by the internationally acclaimed art collective teamLab was recently installed in the Wallis Annenberg GenSpace.

Explore our news round-up from March 2022, examining stories about older adults and aging in America.

Enjoy this collection of online classes, representing a well-rounded weekly schedule for aging well!

Explore our news round-up from February 2022, examining stories about older adults and aging in America.

Explore our news round-up from January 2022, examining stories about older adults and aging in America.

This week, Wallis Annenberg and Wallis Annenberg GenSpace were featured in the New York Times, as part of an introduction to the new Audrey Irmas Pavilion at the Wilshire Boulevard Temple.