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Tineke Abma shows the beauty of old age at Museum of the Mind: ‘Aging is not an end point, it offers unique opportunities’

Tineke Abma shows the beauty of old age at Museum of the Mind: ‘Aging is not an end point, it offers unique opportunities’

A new exhibition curated by Professor Tineke Abma at the Museum van de Geest offers a positive perspective on aging, challenging the common narrative of physical decline. The showcase explores how society can better value the experiences and voices of older generations, highlighting the unique opportunities that come with age.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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