Hello, I'm Dr. Stephen Hassan with another episode of the influence continuum.

And I'm so excited to share Lisa Nirenberg with all of my audience.

Lisa has a master's in social work, a master's in public health.

And I've been a fan of her

work for many years.

She's the founding executive director of the California Elder Justice Coalition, which

is elder justice cal.org, if I'm remembering correctly, Lisa, and you now serve as the organization's director of

special projects. You're also the co-founder of the San Francisco Consortium for Elder Abuse Prevention

and the National Network of State Elder Justice Coalition's. Lisa has presented hundreds of times of professional forms,

testified before state and federal legislative committees,

served on multiple advisory boards and councils,

written extensively about elder abuse,

undue influence, and related topics.

And I have one of your books here,

Critical topics in our aging society,

Elder Justice, Agism, and Elder Abuse,

which is a roadmap for promoting individual rights and social justice and aging policy and programs

and elder abuse prevention emerging trends and promising strategies,

which describes what agencies, communities, states, tribes, and national organizations can do to prevent abuse and treat their effects and

ensure justice.

Lastly, you've served as a consultant to the San Francisco Superior Court on multiple studies

exploring undue influence, and you're currently overseeing a study of conservatorship, the state's term for

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