Generations Journal, published quarterly by the American Society on Aging, provides readers with a platform for in-depth understanding of the field of gerontology. Each issue is carefully curated to ensure that the topics covered are timely and offer both profound insights and practical information. The magazine not only focuses on the practical needs of the elderly and societal service practices towards them but also on the research findings and policy-making that support these practices.

The journal encourages interdisciplinary communication, bringing together expert opinions from various fields such as healthcare, social work, psychology, economics, and policy research, to foster a comprehensive understanding of issues related to aging. By publishing high-quality articles, the journal aims to provide a knowledge resource for professionals, researchers, policymakers, and the public interested in gerontology, helping them better understand the challenges faced by the elderly and explore potential solutions.Furthermore, Generations Journal is committed to promoting innovation and development in the field of gerontology. By sharing international perspectives and best practices, it encourages professionals and organizations worldwide to collaborate and jointly enhance the quality of life and social well-being of the elderly. Through these efforts, Generations Journal has become an important platform for academic exchange and knowledge dissemination in the field of gerontology.