Claire R. McIntosh is editor in chief of Sisters From AARP, and a senior editor at AARP The Magazine and AARP Bulletin. She has also contributed award-winning content to platforms such as Essence, Ebony, Working Mother, Heart & Soul, Black Enterprise, Crain's New York Business, Bettycrocker.com, Food Network, MSNBC, NBC, Generalmills.com and aarp.org. She is a coauthor of Health And Healing for African Americans.
Editor in Chief Claire McIntosh
We’re giving away copies of ‘Coleman Hill,’ a spellbinding family saga from debut novelist Kim Coleman Foote.
Sisters are out here aging beautifully! To enter for a chance to win $500, tell us why you look and feel great at the age you are now.
‘The Nigerwife,’ by Vanessa Walters, is a Good Morning America Book Club pick and will air as an HBO miniseries. Enter for a chance to win a free copy.
Talk isn’t cheap. Our families and friends are losing money to scams at the rate of $9 billion a year. A language and culture of victim shaming is helping thugs get away with it.
You already know one of these behaviors can be deadly. The other five are ‘harmless’-seeming habits of booked and busy people.
Invite your besties to break out the markers and join you for a coffee break as you mindfully create a colorful, joyful and serene scene celebrating sister-friendship.
We’re giving away copies of Miss Aldridge Regrets, a delightful historical novel in a new series by Louise Hare.
We exhale roughly 8 million times a year. Chances are you could be doing it better. Take a moment to try conscious breathing and begin reaping benefits.
Whether we’re celebrating reaching a weight loss milestone or starting over after a setback, these tips can help us avoid the dreaded yo-yo effect.
We are moms, mentors, aunties, neighbors, grandmothers and more to teens facing challenges we never imagined when we were their age. Please join and share this important conversation.