As part of an ongoing effort to foster intergenerational connection, Wallis Annenberg GenSpace is partnering with Brawerman Elementary School to connect students with older Angelenos.
Week one is underway at Wallis Annenberg GenSpace! We officially opened our doors to the public on Monday, April 25 and are offering exciting new pilot programs to visitors.
Wallis Annenberg GenSpace hosted the first installment of its pilot program, GenChats, as part of our effort to combat social isolation among older adults and to promote intergenerational conversations within the community.
This week, Wallis Annenberg and Wallis Annenberg GenSpace were featured in the New York Times, as part of an introduction to the new Audrey Irmas Pavilion at the Wilshire Boulevard Temple.
As Americans are living longer and the older adult population is rapidly growing, our new and unique Wallis Annenberg GenSpace “Aging Out Loud” conversation series brings vibrant discussions about aging out of the shadows and into the forefront of our public dialogue.
This month, several high profile architectural design publications gave a stunning overview of the new, Rem Koolhaas-designed Audrey Irmas Pavilion at the Wilshire Boulevard Temple.
This summer, the Wallis Annenberg GenSpace is proud to host GenChats — an intergenerational program pairing Los Angeles high school students with older residents of Koreatown with for weekly conversations.
