Changing Hearts Stories · The series

Stories worth keeping.

Films, features and interviews from inside care communities, told with dignity and shared only with permission.

Our first series are being produced now. We publish a story only when it is finished and its storyteller has approved it, so you won't find invented people or quotes here.


Story series

Two volunteers looking through a photo album with an older man
LifetimesFilmIn production

A whole life, in five minutes

Cinematic portraits of the work, the love and the turning points. Filmed with the storyteller's full consent and reviewed by their family first.

An older man reading on a park bench in autumn
Letters to My Younger SelfFilmIn production

The advice they wish they'd been given

One-minute films: elders read a short letter to the person they used to be.

A volunteer holding an older person's hand
The CaregiversFeatureIn production

The people who make a place feel like home

A magazine feature honoring the aides, nurses, cooks and activity staff whose care rarely gets a spotlight.

Volunteers greeting an older couple at their door
Welcome HomeFeatureIn production

The first week, told with dignity

What it really feels like to arrive somewhere new, and the small gestures that help.

A grandmother and granddaughter looking at photographs together
GenerationsCommunityIn production

An afternoon, two generations

Students and elders paired with a stack of magazines, and what each one learns.

A smiling older man reading a magazine outdoors
The First PageInterviewIn production

The magazine that changed my mind

Short conversations about the article, cover or column someone never forgot.

The idea behind our stories

“Everyone has a story. Most people are just waiting for someone to ask.”

The idea behind the Story Experience

Nominate a story

Know someone whose story should be told?

A grandparent, a resident, a caregiver who goes beyond. Tell us a little about them. We'll reach out with care, and only proceed with their (or their family's) full consent.

Please don't include medical details. We'll ask for anything we need, privately.