Learning Together Across Generations

July 2012
Decision makingDecision making
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ABSTRACT

Marge Schiller (74) and Ashley Cooper (34) believe intergenerational conversations are a fundamental element of quality decisions and committed implementation. Integrating the perspectives and experiences of people of all ages contributes to effective long-term, sustainable action. This article sets out the case for who should be “at the table” and why maximum mix is magic.

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Author: Ashley Cooper, M.Ed.

brings passion, playfulness, creativity and grounded action to her work with individuals, organizations and communities. Ashley focuses on fostering thriving communities through bridging partnerships and facilitating intergenerational and interdisciplinary collaboration. ashley@easilyamazed.com

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