Connect for the Holidays, and Beyond Connect for the Holidays, and Beyond With Joe Gleason, CEO of genusConnect Saturday, December 12, 2020 0 Joe Gleason, CEO of genusConnect, shows us the importance of music, stories, and a comprehensive care platform that allows families to be connected through each step of the care journey. Read more
COOK: Latkes - The Classic Version COOK: Latkes - The Classic Version Start Cooking with Annabel Cohen Tuesday, December 8, 2020 0 Annabel Cohen, of Annabel Cohen Cooks Detroit, shares her classic Latke recipe. Read more
Loneliness & Social Isolation Loneliness & Social Isolation With guest Dr. Kerry Burnight Tuesday, December 8, 2020 0 Dr. Kerry Burnight has a PhD and is the Chief Gerontologist at GrandPad. She was formerly a Professor of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology at the University of California, Irvine. For 20 years,... Read more
Parkinson Voice Project, Holiday Gifting, BrainShape Podcast, and More Parkinson Voice Project, Holiday Gifting, BrainShape Podcast, and More Happy Holiday Season Monday, December 7, 2020 0 Our team at Gracefully Greying wishes you a joyous and healthy holiday - no matter how you celebrate! With all this downtime, we hope you explore our continuously updated resources and content,... Read more
Monday, June 22, 2026 / Categories: Featured, Leisure, Learning & Technology Keeping Community Stories Alive Marni Raitt, Executive Director of Detroit Jewish News Foundation Marni Raitt highlights the vital role of the Detroit Jewish News Foundation in preserving and sharing the rich history of the Jewish community in Detroit. As Executive Director, she shares insights into the foundation's mission to maintain a digital archive that spans decades, making historical narratives accessible to both current and future generations. This interview serves as a wonderful example of Gracefully Greying’s commitment to exploring how history and legacy shape our experiences as we age, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of the institutional efforts required to keep community stories alive. https://www.thejewishnews.com Previous Article Retrofitting Your Home To Age In Place Next Article The Type of Grief No One Talks About Print Tags: Marni Raitt Detroit Jewish News Foundation Keeping Community History Alive