LGBT SENIORS SESSIONS Join us for upcoming educational workshops at Generations It’s free, you’ll learn new things, you’ll participate in something you enjoy with other seniors and hopefully you’ll have a laugh while doing it! Seniors Pilot Session 1: Monday January 19, 2015 3:30-5pm Media Literacy: How to Read a Newspaper Where: Generations office 1033 Davie St, Suite 610 Rick Fitzgerald has a background in Canadian journalism and corporate communications. Before retirement, he worked as a BC and national broadcast news reporter/editor at The Canadian Press and as a crisis communications specialist with Canada's largest PR firm. This workshop is limited to 10 LGBTQ seniors 55+ participants. Please email [email protected] or call 604-684-8449 if you will attend. □ Bring a newspaper -- doesn't matter which one □ Be prepared to talk about how you read newspapers at home □ Be prepared to talk about what you read compared with tv and radio Seniors Pilot Session 2: Monday February 16, 2015 3:30-5pm Health and Care: What to Expect when Your Partner is Ailing Where: Generations office 1033 Davie St, Suite 610 Chris Morrissey has worked with Rainbow Refugees, LEGIT, the Generations program and other interest areas related to LGBTQ rights. Her partner is diagnosed with and is living with dementia in a VCH long term care facility. Chris and her partner have faced challenges in getting appropriate care and care aides who are respectful of their 35 year relationship.

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LGBT SENIORS SESSIONS

Join us for upcoming educational workshops at Generations

It’s free, you’ll learn new things, you’ll participate in something you enjoy with other seniors and hopefully you’ll have a laugh while doing it!

Seniors Pilot Session 1: Monday January 19, 2015 3:30-5pm

Media Literacy: How to Read a Newspaper

Where: Generations office 1033 Davie St, Suite 610

Rick Fitzgerald has a background in Canadian journalism and corporate communications. Before retirement, he worked as a BC and national broadcast news reporter/editor at The Canadian Press and as a crisis communications specialist with Canada's largest PR firm.

This workshop is limited to 10 LGBTQ seniors 55+ participants. Please email [email protected] or call 604-684-8449 if you will attend.

□ Bring a newspaper -- doesn't matter which one

□ Be prepared to talk about how you read newspapers at home

□ Be prepared to talk about what you read compared with tv and radio

Seniors Pilot Session 2: Monday February 16, 2015 3:30-5pm

Health and Care: What to Expect when Your Partner is Ailing

Where: Generations office 1033 Davie St, Suite 610

Chris Morrissey has worked with Rainbow Refugees, LEGIT, the Generations program and other interest areas related to LGBTQ rights. Her partner is diagnosed with and is living with dementia in a VCH long term care facility. Chris and her partner have faced challenges in getting appropriate care and care aides who are respectful of their 35 year relationship.