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The National Media Owl Awards played a role in maintaining a positive public perception of America’s seniors and in addressing emerging issues about aging adults. From 1984 to 1998, the Owl Awards recognized outstanding films, videos, and television programs about aging, the elderly, and the issues that concern them. The awards also encouraged productions that broke down the traditional stereotypes of aging. Although the Owl Awards program ended in 1998, it leaves behind a legacy of entertaining and informative award-winning productions that address topics ranging from Alzheimer's disease to retirement. Whether you’re looking for a video to learn more about issues facing an aging parent or friend or need a film to use for a group discussion or classroom, two sources for information on Owl Award winners are:
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