Our Musings

Navigating the aging process can be difficult. Sometimes we can benefit from hearing from someone who has gone before us. Hence, this list.

Older women often want to embrace life in new and empowering ways. Yet creating space in life also may require breaking bad habits.

Researchers found that women ages 40-65 increasingly struggle with life balance because they are dealing with multiple co-occurring stressor

Anne Boykin is committed to living a fearless life full of writing, exploring history and being an advocate for Americans with Disabilities.

Many older women find themselves spending more time alone. But by taking appropriate steps, being alone doesn’t have to mean being lonely.

Research suggests that both older adults and women are at risk for loneliness. Other factors also contribute to the loneliness equation.

Women take medical advice but granted—but women aren’t often represented in medical research. Therefore, we must be our own health advocate.

Raquel Ocando’s journey from architect to artist shows how mentors and friendships can have a profound effect on our creative success.

In our newest series, ISW explores research that pertains to older women. First up: a report on older women and finances.

Jenni de Jong believes that she’s coming into her own in her 50s. She’s finding her own uniqueness and embracing family, presence, & heart.