Public Policy Generations Together contributes to the discussion and formulation of public policy related to intergenerational issues. GT is represented on state and national policy-making bodies such as: The Pennsylvania Governor's Commission on Children and Families. The Pennsylvania delegation to the 1995 White House Conference on Aging. The advisory board of Generations United. The Collegiate Service Learning Fellows. Generations Together has promoted and supported public policy initiatives through activities that include: Sponsorship of a 1994 mini-White House Conference on Aging that examined older adults as community resources. Participation on a national task force to initiate intergenerational mentoring legislation. Presentation of public addresses endorsing state, local, and federal intergenerational legislation. Publication of the national newsletter Exchange, whose readership of 10,000 includes practitioners, administrators, academics, and public policy makers interested in the intergenerational field. Return to Generations Together home page