ICAL has recently created a Community Toolbox for Intergenerational Collaboration. TIP promotes an age inclusive sustainable community and provides a model for other communities to develop their own strategy for intergenerational collaboration. It is designed to increase capacity for healthy age relations.

The Toolbox has an annotated bibliography covering intergenerational research and programming, book reviews, intergenerational resources on the internet and a an example of an age sensitivity workshop. The Toolbox is on a CD for PC and Macs. Go to their site to learn more.

Our purpose is to develop the inherent creative expression of our community. We do this in a family oriented, intergenerational environment that fosters healthy lifestyles and shared artistic expression.

The Research on Age Discrimination Project has investigated how age discrimination is experienced by older people, and how it affects all our lives. A particular emphasis is on forms of discrimination which are neglected in the media despite being a common experience for older people. The project is developing strategies for promoting a more age-inclusive society.

Challenging attitudes and promoting participation. Gives guidelines on how to plan successful intergenerational projects.

SPARC BC Founded in 1966, the Social Planning and Research Council of British Columbia is a non-partisan, independent charitable organization. SPARC BC conducts public education, research, and advocacy on priority issues, particularly in the areas of income security, accessibility, and community development.

The SCRA Mission: The Society for Community Research and Action (SCRA) is an international organization devoted to advancing theory, research, and social action. Its members are committed to promoting health and empowerment and to preventing problems in communities, groups, and individuals.