Four artist/artist teams are working with The Citizens League and partners to inform and inspire the public around issues of aging through the lens of home and community, and how this affects or reveals policy change.

What is the future for our artists? What is the future for our aging communities? What is the role of arts in aging and policy?

The Artists & Aging pilot project was created by a partnership between the Citizens League and Springboard for the Arts in Minnesota, and supported by The Pluribus Project through their Narrative Collaboratory initiative, which supports citizen power by developing new narratives and tools for participating in policy change. Artist teams worked with aging communities on creative projects, holding critical conversations around the ideas of “home,” and sharing experiences and insights that can be translated to policy work.