Recommendations to Boost the Number of High Quality Intergenerational Shared Sites.

This is from the 2018 Report from Generations United and the Eisner Foundation.

• challenge local leaders to be champions and prioritize intergenerational use of built and and outdoor places
• urge cooperation between unlikely partners
• works with accrediting bodies and develop new intergenerational friendly standards
• review and recommend policy and other changes that can clear the way to establishing more shared sites
• initiate a local, state and/or national intergenerational shared site learning collaborative
• create a vision and plan for the nation