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Rural communities can leverage the valuable civic engagement of elders. This study highlights seniors

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    • Elders offer significant value through biographical availability, political and economic freedom, and extensive life experience.
    • Identified challenges include health issues, limited technological proficiency, and resistance to change among peers.
    • Elder civic engagement provides unique assets for rural revitalization and sustainability.

    Conclusions:

    • Rural communities should recognize and harness the civic contributions of their aging populations.
    • Understanding elders' motivations and skills is crucial for effective engagement strategies.
    • Policies and initiatives should be developed to better support and honor elder civic participation.