Community Book Discussion Group

The Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center supports intergenerational opportunities to discuss important topics related to aging.

Fall 2023 Community Book Selection

BOOK COVER ageism unmasked

Virtual Book Discussion Groups

  • Monday's at 10 AM  (October 23, 30, November 6, 13) facilitated by Professor Mary Ann Erickson. 
    Books available (limited number)
  • Wednesday's at 7 PM (October 25, November 1, 8 15) facilitated by FLGEC Program Manager & Student Interns.
    Books available (limited number)
  • Register Here for either group.

Do you prefer to meet in person? 

We are sponsoring 10 groups in the Fall 2023.   Sponsored groups will receive:

  • Discussion guide that provides suggestions for hosting a discussion group, question prompts, list of resources and accompanying video.
  • Up to 5 free copies of the book.

  • Posters/Flyers to invite community members 

  • Resources (i.e., links to videos that can be viewed as a group or individually) 

"This book is a must read for anyone who is aging — and that is every one of us! Ageism Unmasked takes the reader on a journey of understanding the roots of ageism, its impact and what each of us can do to create a new reality of elderhood. It’s a fascinating and inspirational read —  a true game-changer and society-changer!"
--Jill Vitale-Aussem, author ofDisrupting the Status Quo of Senior Living

Join us for a Community Book Discussion Group!

How to Get Involved

Interested in learning more about getting a free copy of the book? 

Interested in joining a discussion group?

Need more information?

Simply fill out this form or contact Karen Brown at 607-274-1607.

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What We are Reading!

A list of Gerontology Institute past and present book selections for community discussions.

Community Discussion Book Selections Past & Present