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Concerns about loneliness among older people arent going away. But an annual grant program for community-level projects could bring more Minnesotans, young and old, together. Groups such as AARP have said a growing body of research links being alone with negative health outcomes. ...

A Connecticut group is working to reduce the growing trend of loneliness. The Connecticut Collaborative to End Loneliness, a part of For All Ages, is a group of public and private organizations aimed at reducing loneliness and isolation across the state. A 2021 study found 24% of Connecticuts senior population is widowed, which can contribute to loneliness. ...

Young people who engage in creative activities report a reduction in feelings of stress or anxiety, according to a new study. The Adobe Foundation and National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI, found more than 60% of young people surveyed reported an improved sense of confidence through painting, writing or any form of creative expression. Fredric Miggins, NAMI senior manager, Field, Allies & Professionals, said improving access to creative activities could help turn the tide on a youth...

New research from NAMI shows the powerful benefits of creative activities on mental health, especially for young people experiencing loneliness, anxiety, or depression.

Adobe will give $4.1 million to the two museums during an inaugural year of collaboration.

The new a new Creative Residency partners with the V&A and MoMA to support new creatives.

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Eva Longoria also called on Hollywood to make films for Latino audiences since they represent 28% of all ticket buyers.

The San José Museum of Art is the only Bay Area venue to display the artist’s first solo museum exhibition. From July 7 to October 29, 2023, the San José Museum of Art (SJMA) ...

The Inclusion List ranks the top 100 films, distributors and producers based on gender, race/ethnicity, sexuality, disability and age representation.