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USC Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging

The Roybal Institute Translating Research into Practice

Community Partnerships

The Roybal Institute builds community-university coalitions that advance the quality of life of low-income, multiethnic elders.

The Roybal Institute and its community partners focus on helping older adults age in place, remaining in their own homes and communities through intergenerational support and services to address their needs.
The Roybal Institute and its community partners focus on helping older adults age in place, remaining in their own homes and communities through intergenerational support and services to address their needs.

Dissemination

The Roybal Institute contributes to the public understanding of aging issues and informs public policy that affects older, underserved ethnic minority populations.

Executive Director William Vega spoke at the 4th Forum for the Development of Work in Disability in Beijing, China.
Executive Director William Vega spoke at the 4th Forum for the Development of Work in Disability in Beijing, China.

Research

The Roybal Institute's translational research leads to new evidence-based interventions that improve the lives of older adults around the world.

The Roybal Institute is dedicated to conducting socially relevant, innovative translational research to bring new evidence-based interventions into practice.
The Roybal Institute is dedicated to conducting socially relevant, innovative translational research to bring new evidence-based interventions into practice.

Events

Feb 22

Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture

A talk by Henry G. Cisneros on issues surrounding aging in place, followed by an awards presentation.

Wednesday 02/22/2012: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

University Park Campus Town and Gown (TGF)

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News & Announcements

Impact of Social Security and Proposed Benefit Changes on the Latino Population

Social Security is a critical income source for elderly and disabled Latinos because of their socioeconomic condition, higher rates of disability and longer life expectancy, according to a report published by the USC Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging.

To read the report, click here (PDF).

Para leer este informe en español, clic aquí (PDF).

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Contact Us

USC Roybal Institute on Aging
School of Social Work
Montgomery Ross Fisher Building (MRF)
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0411
Phone: (213) 740-1887
Fax: (213) 740-7735
Email: uscroybal@usc.edu