"Championing: Using our heads, hearts and hands to lift ev’ry
voice and improve the quality of life for African American
Elderly™"
African Americans in Gerontology (AAIG) is a
national non-profit organization designed to provide guidance and
professional development opportunities, encourage networking,
and promote community activism for African American
professionals and students in the field of gerontology, in order
to improve the quality of life for African American elderly.
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Reverence Day /
Honoring Elderly African Americans Day
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Reverence Day™ Made an Official Holiday in Colorado Springs!
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Reverence Day™ Made an Official Holiday in Iowa! View the
Proclamation
Reverence Day™
Made an Official Holiday in Nevada! View the
Proclamation
CROHN'S WALK: African
Americans In Gerontology will be participating in the Crohn's
Walk on June 5, 2010 at the Denver Zoo. African Americans In Gerontology will
match $.50 to every dollar donated to "Aisha's Crohnies."
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