Lynne Iser: Eldering and Activism

Lynne Iser is a seasoned teacher, facilitator, activist and President of the Elders Action Network who shares her insights on the transformative power of growing older. In this episode, she shares the personal rituals and traditions that hold deep meaning for her and shares her journey from public health and family studies to elder activism. She highlights the significance of facing mortality and achieving life completion, as well as the role of elders in reshaping traditions for modern times. We explore the concept of “elder activism” and how older individuals like Lynne are using their resources and wisdom to make a positive impact on the world, all while embracing their roles as potential ancestors and good stewards of the future.