We know we need to plan, but we just haven't gotten around to it. Advance Care Planning doesn't have to be overwhelming. Dr. Emily McClatchey introduces five simple steps you can take today to take care of your affairs before crisis strikes.
Arm yourself with information so you can stay a step ahead of cyber criminals! Robin Putnam, Events & Outreach Manager in the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, shares strategies for staying safe and secure online and on your phone. This presentation will help you stay [ . . . ]
Emily McClatchey, PhD, explores the intersection of environmental awareness and end-of-life choices as she shares the inside scoop on green death care options available in Massachusetts.
How do you decide if downsizing your home is right for you? What are the benefits of downsizing? What do you do with all your belongings? What accommodations can be made if you opt to stay in your home? Real estate brokers Lynn Cohen and Annette Reynolds answer these questions and more. These two [ . . . ]
We know we need to plan, but we just haven't gotten around to it. Advance Care Planning doesn't have to be overwhelming. Dr. Emily McClatchey introduces five simple steps you can take today to take care of your affairs before crisis strikes.
Writer, journalist, author and teacher Stephanie Schorow speaks about the event portrayed in one of her books, "Crime of the Century: How the Brink's Robbers Stole Millions and the Hearts of Boston."
Many turning points have irrevocably altered the direction of our nation. College of Holy Cross professor Edward O'Donnell examines three of the most significant turning points and how they changed the course of American history.
