SFvillage
San Francisco Village is a nonprofit, membership organization that connects older San Franciscans to the community, programming and expertise they need to continue living lives of purpose and meaning. We believe relationships across generations are life changing. Every day, we foster the connections that keep our members engaged, curious and giving back, whether by mentoring a young person, tackling the latest technology or simply sharing their personal stories. Because when older adults value themselves, and are valued by their community, we ALL benefit and create a better experience of aging than the one we have known before.

Gretchen Addi and Marcia Weisbrot: Multi-generational friendships
Mary Lanier and Joanne Low: Education, Leadership, and Family.
Barbara Kivowitz and Michelle Maalouf: An Intergenerational conversation
Kate Hoepke and Dr. Wayne Pan: A conversation about community and belonging
Steve Hayashi and Jason Dare: Stories from school to volunteering
Bill Haskell and Liv Schaffer: An Intergenerational Conversation
Fellow Brazilian and naturalized US citizen Jessica Da Silva interviews George Woyames
Liz and Kathy: Partnered for 33, almost 34 years
Istanbul and San Francisco are both home to Aydin
George tells the story of how he met his wife of 65 years. "It does not sound possible, but I literally won her in a craps game."
Betty shares about her family values and her rural childhood, "Then it was hard work. Now it is kind of charming!"
Nancy shares stories that lead her to a life philosophy of "if now now, when?"
"I think that was key to my curiosity in terms of observing scientific phenomenon."
Shirley, 93, wants everyone to know they might live longer than they expect
Ralph talks about his identity and family of origins, not wanting to be in a box, and his desire for community.