CareFest 2025, the biggest event in the US for care advocacy and innovation, will feature Hollywood star Jane Fonda and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Caring Across Generations is putting on this big event. It will bring together top people from entertainment, policy, business, and technology to talk about how to improve care in the United States.
CareFest 2025: Where Hollywood Meets Care Advocacy
The Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice in New York City will host CareFest 2025 from November 18 to 20. Actress and activist Yvette Nicole Brown, #MeToo founder Tarana Burke, filmmaker Hikari, and MSNBC host Chris Hayes are just a few of the speakers. They will be at the three-day summit. Attendees will talk about new ideas, share stories about self-care, and come up with new ways to modernize care systems. The focus is on making them affordable and easy to get to.
Care Storytelling Showcase: Giving a Voice to People on the Frontlines
One of the best parts of CareFest 2025 is the Care Storytelling Showcase. Here, professionals in the entertainment industry will show off projects that deal with issues like aging, disability, and caregiving. This project involves groups like the Writers Guild of America East and the ReelAbilities Film Festival. It aims to spark new stories and encourage empathy through creative storytelling.
Why CareFest 2025 Is Important
Caregiving affects more than 63 million Americans. Therefore, CareFest 2025 is more than just a summit; it’s a movement. The goal of the event is to change the way people talk about care. It will push for policy changes that make the system more inclusive and helpful.
