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Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Valuing Vaccines Across the Generations

Generations United just launched a new awareness campaign - Valuing Vaccines Across the Generations – encouraging people of all ages to talk more and do more about getting the vaccinations needed to build healthy communities for all generations. Generations United is beginning by partnering with The Gerontological Society of America which will provide expert content and avenues for distribution. The campaign is supported by Pfizer. To learn more, check out the press release and Huffington Post blog.

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	The State of Grandfamilies in America: 2015 identifies key state laws and policies specifically designed to address barriers and better support grandparents and other relatives raising children. Learn more
	Protect the Social Services Block Grant. Sign your organization on to this letter to Congress.
	Is your community great for all generations? Apply today for the MetLife Foundation/Generations United Best Intergenerational Community Awards. Learn more
	Read the latest blog on The Huffington Post from Generations United's Executive Director Donna Butts.