After experiencing an unusual and stimulating discussion with a group of seniors at a high school (as seen in Changing Perceptions), a number of the students arranged a second meeting with the seniors. What follows is a more in-depth exchange on contemporary issues, as both groups discover many common interests.

An eye-opening look at seniors and teenagers sharing creative experiences which help them develop empathy for one another. This dynamic interchange results in changing attitudes and eliminating stereotypes.

This video documents a visit by a group of seniors to a grade 5/6 class. The multicultural experience gives the young people an opportunity to practice their listening and questioning skills in a realistic social environment. Newly acquired skills promote an easy flow of information and communication between the generations. Curiosity and imagination are stimulated, resulting in enlightened, positive perceptions of the elderly and of different ethnic groups.

In this intimate conversation between a teenage girl and a senior woman, we gain fundamental insights about self-esteem and self-direction. The older woman, drawing upon past experiences, helps the girl to be less critical of herself and feel less pressure from her peers and her future. Reach Out For A Friend illustrates the benefits derived from this intergenerational encounter.

A stimulating classroom encounter between seniors and high school students leads to another more in-depth meeting and subsequently to extroardinary one-to-one discussions. The result is greater understanding and keener perceptions for both generations.

In a rare encounter, a class of high school students and seniors exchange ideas and confront challenging issues. This interaction initiates changes in perception and understanding and leads to greater mutual acceptance.