Center for Innovation in Healthy and Resilient Aging

Looking to get more active? If you’re between 45–65, you may be eligible for the M-PAC study. Get virtual coaching, a Garmin device, and earn up to $170 for participating.

Are you caring for a family member with Down Syndrome or another intellectual disability (DS-ID)? If you have noticed memory changes in your loved one and are seeking support, you may qualify for this FREE online workshop. Learn more or sign up by visiting the link in our bio.

Back in November, our CIHRA faculty and staff laced up their shoes and joined the Edson College team for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s 💜 Together, the Edson team not only showed up, but exceeded its fundraising goal, raising $4,612 to support Alzheimer’s care, advocacy, and research.

Are you a Veteran or Active Duty Service Member in AZ? 🌵🎶Join us for the Sounds of the Symphony (SOS) Project! Enjoy live music, chat with musicians, and help us shape future programs. Details & Schedule: bit.ly/phxsos

Innovation in aging is happening every day. From new research initiatives to community partnerships and upcoming events, our newsletter keeps you connected to the work making an impact! Join our mailing list by clicking the link in bio or visiting: bit.ly/asuaging

Innovation at means rigorous research paired with real-world application. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and community partnerships, we develop solutions that support healthy and resilient aging across the lifespan. See how you can get involved by visiting our website!

EPIC Living Alone Virtual is a free online program for adults living alone experiencing early-stage memory loss. Join small group Zoom sessions and receive personalized support to manage stress, communicate with confidence, plan ahead, and stay connected.

Participants may earn up to $90 in gift cards.

Interested? Email [email protected] or call 602-496-1239.

Free. Confidential. Supportive.

Darwin Day is a reminder that big discoveries often start with simple curiosity. Charles Darwin spent years observing, questioning, and thinking deeply about the natural world. His work continues to shape how we understand life, growth, and change. Science moves forward because someone is willing to ask, “What if?”

Behind every study and breakthrough are women who stayed curious and kept asking questions. Today we celebrate the scientists, students, and future leaders whose work is shaping the future of health and research. Science is stronger because they are part of it.