Rachel M. Scrivano

Rachel M. Scrivano's research centers on aging, intergenerational programs, and health equity, examining how community-based initiatives connecting older and younger generations can be designed, implemented, and sustained. Her work also explores related topics such as reducing ageism and stigma, improving technology access for older adults, and supporting nutrition and vaccine-related health interventions in diverse communities. Much of this work uses qualitative and implementation-science methods to evaluate real-world programs in community and higher-education settings.

Publication output rose sharply in 2021 (a peak of 12 outputs) after several years of low activity, then declined and has since leveled off to a steady pace of about 2 publications per year through 2025.

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