The Living History Project: Stories Told by Michigan’s Oldest Old
Case ID:
TEC2014-0128
Web Published:
9/10/2018
Executive Summary
The “oldest old” is a term used to describe people 85 years of age and older. This group is the fastest-growing age cohort in the world, and their lives span a century of history. In this documentary, award-winning director Geri Alumit Zeldes and her team at MSU have captured the individual histories of Michigan’s oldest old. ‘The Living History Project’ captures ethnographic interviews of these Michigan residents to provide a unique window into the state’s cultural history and aims to understand older adults’ thoughts on their own longevity, resilience, and quality of life.
Official Website:
http://www.livinghistoryprojectmi.com/
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Non-exclusive rights available
Inventors:
Geri Alumit Zeldes, Linda Keilman, Eric Freedman
Tech ID:
TEC2014-0128
Keywords:
Documentary, oldest old, history, Michigan history
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For Information, Contact:
Jody Lancia
Technology Manager
Michigan State University
lanciajo@msu.edu