The Navigator is created by a team of member volunteer writers and lands in email in-boxes six times a year with a mix of community news, Village news, and member life experiences. These stories are far-ranging – from climbing a mountain, to creating a business, to caring for a spouse – and always include links and referrals to helpful, trusted resources.
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The Navigator • The New Learning • July 2020
The Navigator • Becoming the Change We Want • May 2020
The Navigator • Doubling Down on Resilience • April 2020
The Navigator • Our Physical, Mental and Social Fitness • March 2020
The Village Chicago 2018/2019 Annual Report
The Navigator • We Hear You • October/November 2019
The Navigator • Connecting Generations: It’s More Important than We Thought! • August/September 2019
The Village Chicago’s 10th Anniversary Benefit Recap
The Navigator • The Arts and Well-Being • June/July 2019
2019 Annual Members’ Meeting Report
The Navigator • Seeing the Village Through New Eyes • March/April 2019
The Navigator • Connecting Generations • January/February 2019
The Village Chicago 2018 Year-End Review
The Navigator • To Know and Be Known • November/December 2018
The Navigator • Why is Asking for Help So Hard? • September/October 2018
June 2018 Newsletter: Village 9th Anniversary Celebration
May/June 2018 Newsletter: Social Health & Well-Being
2018 Annual Members’ Meeting Report
March/April 2018 Newsletter: What exactly is well-being?
December 2017/January 2018 Newsletter: Giving & Gratitude
October/November 2017 Newsletter: Living With Purpose
August/September 2017 Newsletter: Resilience
May/June 2017 Newsletter: The Power of Community
February/March 2017 Newsletter: The New Longevity and You
Year End Review December 2016 Newsletter
November/December 2016 Newsletter: Al·ly, noun: friend, partner, supporter
September/October 2016 Newsletter: Play, Awe, and Wow!
June/July 2016
“Village Anniversary Celebrations – Creating a Tradition”