In Solidarity with World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2026

"Older Persons, Witchcraft Accusations, and Land Grabbing: A Human Rights Crisis"

This presentation is important for those involved in issues of:

• Elder Abuse
• Dementia Rights
• Child Protection
• Poverty
• African Tourism
• Addressing Harmful Accusations and Violence Against Older Persons
• Speakers
• Moderator: Carole Osero-Ageng'o--Executive Director for the Center for Global South Initiatives in Development (CGSID)

Michael Kimuhu--Co-Chair, GAP Older Persons/ Member GAP Executive Council

Roseline Kihumba--Regional Adviser – Africa at HelpAge International

Gloria Gutman--Professor Emerita at Simon Fraser University (SFU) Gerontology Department

Imran Ali, MD--Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Organizer

Adriane Berg--NGO Committee on Aging-New York, Representative to the United Nations for the International Federation on Aging

"It's important for us to know who we are, so we can make the most focused and intentional impact." Cairo Eubanks

In today's fast-paced world, the need for intergenerational collaboration has never been more crucial. In this episode of The Ageless Traveler, I interview Cairo Eubanks, a passionate global youth advocate and the founder of Cairo Speaks, Cairo Writes. Cairo's journey is a testament to the power of connection across generations and the impact it can have on communities and the world at large.

Cairo introduces you to Together for SDGs, which aims to create spaces for intergenerational connections that accelerate the achievement of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. One of the highlights of our discussion is Cairo's extensive travel experience, visiting over 30 countries. This exposure has not only shaped her worldview but also reinforced her belief that despite our differences, people around the globe share common aspirations.

She noted, "Traveling is hazardous to your prejudice," highlighting how travel can humanize us and bridge cultural divides.

Listen to Global Intergenerational Week 2026 - TogetherForSDGs Session recording link: https://youtu.be/XZtxdlF4Ph4?si=D4XB2agIezV7j4hR

CairoSpeaks/CairoWrites:
https://cairospeaks.com (or cairospeaks.com)

LinkedIn (Cairo Eubanks): www.linkedin.com/in/cairo-eubanks

TogetherForSDGs – Intergenerational Digital ImPACT Hub (Generations United):
https://www.gu.org/projects/togetherforsdgs-intergenerational-digital-impact-hub/

TogetherForSDGs Final Insights Report (Year 1):
https://www.gu.org/app/uploads/2026/01/TogetherForSDGs-Final-Report.pdf

Sustainable Development Goals

https://sdgs.un.org/goals

Generations United
https://www.generationsunited.org

Semester at Sea
https://www.semesteratsea.org

"We strive to create a sacred space for people's grief, allowing them to feel supported and understood." Evelyn Moon

In this episode, we explore the profound impact of grief and resilience through the lens of Good Grief, a bereavement organization dedicated to supporting children and families. Join host Adriane Berg as she engages with Chris Heiss, the Executive Director, and Evelyn Moon, the Director of Learning and Contact Strategies, delving into their unique approaches to volunteer engagement, community outreach, and fundraising. Discover how they empower individuals to navigate their grief journeys while fostering a supportive environment that transforms loss into strength.

Throughout the episode, Chris and Evelyn highlight the importance of understanding the constituents they serve. By actively seeking feedback and maintaining open lines of communication, Good Grief adapts its programs to meet the ever-changing needs of families. This responsiveness is key to their success and exemplifies the organization's commitment to serving the community effectively.

Good Grief
https://goodgrief.org

Ronald McDonald House
https://www.rmhc.org

Article for Children to Understand Grief

https://www.snappywords.com/knowledge/helping-young-hearts-heal-a-guide-to-grief-support-for-children

Good Grief Donations

https://good-grief.org/donate/