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“I can’t tell you what a void this fills. And with such class and style.”
We recognize the life experience of our readers and celebrate their interest in the world by providing a variety of content in our magazine.
Our ad-free pages include positive short features on nature, science, history, art, and the people who share their talents with all of us.
MIRADOR incorporates large print, sans serif font, and a layout intentionally designed for easier reading. We also include a handful of activities to be enjoyed together or independently.
“I canceled her subscription to the paper because she wasn’t reading it. I thought she’d lost her interest in reading … but she’s reading Mirador cover to cover and says it really makes her think! It’s so good to see her reading again. The fact that she can focus on it at length is pretty amazing.”
Robin H., daughter
VOLUME 15: FIELD AND FOLLY
It has been too long friends, but we finally have this lovely new issue to share with you!
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Learn about our new collaboration with NANA’S BOOKS/NostalgiaWorks.
Mindful Libraries is a collaborative initiative that unites our award-.winning publications to build dementia-inclusive libraries, offering intentionally formatted, adaptive resources for individuals in residential care communities, public libraries, and gathering spaces for people of all ages.
The Mindful Libraries reading program provides adaptive-text books and magazines designed to spark reminiscence, engagement, and connection for individuals living with memory loss. Our program includes a curated collection of adaptive publications, certified training, and digital access to ensure meaningful reading experiences in long-term care communities.
MIRADOR on Alzheimer's Speaks
Mirador’s Nikki Jardin was honored to be part of a panel on Lori La Bey’s Alzheimer’s Speaks.
Mirador, along with Laurette Klier from Nana’s Books, Luke Gilligan from the Resense Register and Eric Kolb from Songs and Smiles discuss the importance of dementia-friendly reading resources.
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