Some of the most valuable insights about advocacy come from those doing the work every day. That’s why NCALL’s new Age-Inclusive Advocacy video series centers on advocates from across the country who are putting age-inclusive advocacy to practice.

In 2025, 19 of Wisconsin's 60 domestic violence homicide victims—over 31%—were age 50 or older. Older adults are not a small or isolated part of the domestic violence homicide picture. Year after year, they represent a significant share of lives lost.  

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we join the domestic violence movement's call to move from awareness to action and to stand with survivors, always. For the National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life (NCALL), that means making sure older survivors are part of that action. 

Finding safe, secure housing shouldn’t be so hard for older survivors—but too often, barriers stand in the way. Join NCALL on September 16 for a 90‑minute webinar: “Identifying Safe & Secure Housing Options for Older Survivors.”

Geoff Rogers and Jesan Sorrells of the Silberman School of Social Work Hunter College/City University of New York teamed up with NCALL's Victoria Ferguson-Young to write this response article to Samuel Moyn's April 21, 2026, guest essay for The New York Times: Older Americans Are Hoarding America's Potential.

NCALL Justice System Coordinator Ann Laatsch was invited to write a guest blog post for For the Love of Community on elder abuse, community, and how to best serve survivors across the lifespan.

Misconceptions about caregiving and aging can put older adults at risk. A common assumption is that all older adults require care, when in fact most live independently and contribute actively to their communities. These ageist beliefs can lead to unnecessary...

Join us this week as we take a closer look at some myths about dementia and capacity.

In Week 8 of our Myths vs. Facts Campaign for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we're diving into financial exploitation.

Many people think stalking only happens to younger adults or that older adults are less harmed. This week, we're going to debunk these myths!