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Presentations to the WHCOA Policy Committee
The Policy Committee of the 2005 White House Conference on Aging provides general direction and guidance for the planning and implementation of the White House Conference on Aging. Among the duties of the Policy Committee are the development of the date, location, theme, agenda, delegate number and selection process and other actions necessary for the convening of the Conference. The presentations below were made to the Policy Committe and are available for download.
Annotated Issue Agenda approved by Policy Committee
7/20/05
- Richard Jackson,
CSIS Global Aging Initiative
The Challenge of Global Aging (PPT) - Barbara Bovbjerg, Director,
Education, Workforce, and Income Security
Older Workers: Challenges Created by An Aging Workforce (PPT)
5/18/05
- David Eisner, CEO and President of the Corporation for National and Community Service
Engaging Baby Boomers in Meeting the Challenges of the 21st Century (PDF)
Policy Recommendations (PPT) - Michael O'Grady, Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, HHS
Talking Points (PDF)
2/10/05
- David B. Wolfe
The Truth about Boomers Differences from Previous Generations of Aging People (PDF)
10/01/04
- Paul Hodge,
Director, Generations Policy Project, Harvard University
Living Younger Longer: Baby Boomer Opportunities (PDF)
- Estelle James, Former Lead Economist, World Bank and
Member, President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security
Gender and Other Aging Issues: Some thoughts for the White House Conference on Aging (PPT)
- Diane Braunstein, National Governor's Association Center for Best Practices
Outline of Remarks (PDF)
7/14/04
- Dorcas Hardy, WHCOA Policy Committee Chairman
The “Aging” Today and Tomorrow (PPT)
- Josefina G. Carbonell, Assistant Secretary for Aging
The 2005 White House Conference on Aging: A Vision (PPT)
