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SUMMARY:Mindfulness and Aging Online Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Hamilton Aging in Community Fall Online Workshop  \nThursday\, October 17th\, 2024 | 2:00pm to 3:30pm  \nOnline Venue: Zoom \n  \nJoin us as we consider together the benefits of mindfulness practice for aging and several practical ways to practice mindfulness. \nEllen is a mindfulness\, meditation and movement teacher with 20 years of experience. Her focus is on self-compassion\, aging and supporting folks at end of life. She completed a comprehensive Contemplative End of Life certificate training program with the Institute of Traditional Medicine. \n  \nResearch suggests that being more mindful in our everyday lives can protect our health as we age—and even help us live longer. Some possibilities are to help prevent depression and anxiety\, improve cognition\, fight disease\, manage pain and even offer a better overall quality of life. As well as looking briefly at this research\, this workshop will teach you the basics of mindfulness\, the difference between\, and examples of\, formal and informal practice\, and barriers to practice. We will have a chance to practice meditating including the very helpful self-compassion practice. Additionally\, we will share a special practice for caregivers or anyone who needs to practice compassion and hold space for others going through a difficult time whilst also helping yourself. Suggestions will be made on how to deepen your practice post-workshop. \n  \nJoin us online on Zoom at 2:00 pm. Register on the link below: \nHamilton Aging in Community – Mindfulness and Aging Workshop Tickets\, \nThu\, Oct 17\, 2024 at 2:00 PM | Eventbrite
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/mindfulness-and-aging-online-workshop/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Health and Healing,Mental Health
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SUMMARY:The Art of Writing Memoir
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday Nov 29\, 1:00-3:00 pm \nLocation: Hamilton Public Library Online \nEllen Ryan facilitates two sessions with examples and guidelines for writing memoir. Opportunities to write and read aloud are offered. \nRegister for these online sessions through Hamilton Public Library Events\, or by email to Chris\, cdagosti@hpl.ca.
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/the-art-of-writing-memoir/
LOCATION:Hamilton Public Library ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Creativity,Health and Healing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231122T130000
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SUMMARY:The Art of Writing Memoir
DESCRIPTION:Date:  Wednesday\, Nov 22\, 1:00-3:00 pm \nLocation: Hamilton Public Library Online \nEllen Ryan facilitates two sessions with examples and guidelines for writing memoir. Opportunities to write and read aloud are offered. \nRegister for these online sessions through Hamilton Public Library Events\, or by email to Chris\, cdagosti@hpl.ca. \n 
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/art-of-writing-memoir-3/
LOCATION:Hamilton Public Library ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Creativity,Health and Healing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230517T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230517T150000
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SUMMARY:Art of Writing Memoir
DESCRIPTION:In-Person Event \nDates: Wednesdays\, May 10 & May 17\, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm \nLocation: Ancaster Library\, 300 Wilson Street East\, Ancaster \nAlso Sponsored by McMaster Gilbrea Centre for Studies in Aging & Ancaster Library \nFacilitator: Ellen Ryan \nAfter almost 4 years\, an in-person pair of workshops on writing memoir\, with an optional homework writing assignment to read aloud in the second session. \n      To register\, contact Ancaster Library\, 905 648-6911.
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/art-of-writing-memoir-2/
LOCATION:Ancaster Library\, 300 Wilson St E\, Ancaster\, Ontario\, L9G 2B9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Conference,Creativity,Health and Healing,Seminar,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230515T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230515T180000
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SUMMARY:Cohousing Hamilton Speaker Series - Positive Aging and Health
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, May 8\, 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm \nSpeaker: Anne Pizzacalla\, Hamilton Council on Aging \nTopic: Educational workshops on Positive Aging and Health \n                        Click here for zoom link.  Passcode: 889892
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/cohousing-hamilton-speaker-series-positive-aging-and-health/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Conference,Health and Healing,Mental Health,Seminar
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230510T150000
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SUMMARY:Art of Writing Memoir
DESCRIPTION:In-Person Event \nDates: Wednesdays\, May 10 & May 17\, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm \nLocation: Ancaster Library\, 300 Wilson Street East\, Ancaster \nAlso Sponsored by McMaster Gilbrea Centre for Studies in Aging & Ancaster Library \nFacilitator: Ellen Ryan \nAfter almost 4 years\, an in-person pair of workshops on writing memoir\, with an optional homework writing assignment to read aloud in the second session. \n      To register\, contact Ancaster Library\, 905 648-6911. \n\n 
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/art-of-writing-memoir/
LOCATION:Ancaster Library\, 300 Wilson St E\, Ancaster\, Ontario\, L9G 2B9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Creativity,Health and Healing,Seminar,Writing
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230422T160000
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SUMMARY:Aging Issues: Listening to Indigenous Voices
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, April 22\, 2:00pm – 4:00pm\n            Interfaith-sponsored Panel\, hosted by Hamilton Aging in Community \n            Co-Sponsors: Concerned Lay Catholics\,  Trinity Lutheran Church\, Diocese of Hamilton\, and Meadowlands Fellowship Christian Reformed Church \nFacilitator: Donna McGreal\, McMaster University\nThree Speakers:\n Kitty R. Lynn Lickers\, Six Nations\,\n           Sessional Instructor\, Elder\nThe Venerable Val Kerr\, Tyendinaga Nation\, retired Archdeacon of Truth\, Reconciliation and Indigenous Ministry for the Anglican Diocese of Niagara   \nTiana Cress\, Garden River First Nation\,\n            Life-Long Care Program Director\, Friendship Centre (Hamilton)\nTo Register for Zoom Meeting with reminders\,\nplease contact Ellen Ryan\, hamiltonagingcommunity@gmail.com \nClick Zoom Link here\, required passcode: 889892
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/aging-issues-listening-to-indigenous-voices/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Conference,Health and Healing,Interfaith
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230320T170000
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SUMMARY:Putting the Community in Tiny House Living
DESCRIPTION:Cohousing Hamilton Presents: Putting the Community in Tiny House Living\nSpeakers: Blake Poland & Dekyi-Lee Oldershaw\nDate: Monday\, March 20\, 5:00pm – 6:00pm \nBlake and Dekyi-Lee will briefly share their own tiny home experiences. Blake will unpack the Tiny House movement through its history and evolution\, trends\, tensions and view ahead. We can explore what Co-Housing with Tiny Houses might look like as well what community our individual and collective needs might suggest. \nBlake Poland is a professor in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto\, where he is the Director of the Collaborative Graduate Specialization in Community Development. Blake lived in Hamilton for 8 years during and after grad school at McMaster. He is passionate about tiny living\, with experience in the design of tiny houses on wheels\, stealth camper vans\, and most recently an electric car camper. His research on community resilience features an emphasis on citizen-led and social movement iniatiatives\, and the relational social fabric of communities.  \nDekyi-Lee has lived for 14 years in intentional tiny home communities: Findhorn Foundation in Northern Scotland then in Queensland\, Australia. Her happiest years have been living a simple life. \nZoom Link: \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/5642529779   \nPasscode: 889892  (Passcode is required) \nID 5642529779 \n 
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/putting-the-community-in-tiny-house-living/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Health and Healing,Housing
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SUMMARY:Housing Policy\, Health Policy and Aging Populations: Intersections and Imperatives
DESCRIPTION:Date: Tuesday\, November 15\, 5:00pm – 6:00pm \n           ZOOM: Register for Zoom Link \n           Speaker: Jim Dunn\, PhD\nProfessor and Chair of the Department of Health\, Aging and Society\, McMaster University \n           Co-Sponsors: Cohousing Hamilton and Hamilton Aging in Community \n“There is a great deal of concern about the aging of the population and what it will mean for health services\, long-term care facility capacity\, etc. and at the same time frequent discussions about ‘aging-in-place’ and ‘age-friendly cities’\, etc. Relatively little in these discussions considers the importance of charting strategic future directions for housing\, transportation and home-based supports. In the Greater Golden Horseshoe\, the number of people over the age of 80 will grow by 700\,000 people by 2041\, so the need to better coordinate housing and institutional care is urgent. I will discuss some important ways to frame the issues and some future applied research directions.” \nJames R. Dunn\, Ph.D. (Jim) is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Health\, Aging and Society at McMaster University and a Scientist at the MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto. He holds the Senator William McMaster Chair in Urban Health Equity at McMaster University and is the Director of the McMaster Institute for Health Equity. He has held numerous awards and appointments\, including the William Lyon Mackenzie King Visiting Chair in Canadian Studies at Harvard University in 2011-2012. In 2020\, he established the Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative (CHEC)\, a knowledge mobilization and research capacity-building hub funded by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Trained in urban health geography and social epidemiology\, he has published widely in geography\, public health\, urban planning and epidemiology and has worked closely with governments at all levels to address issues related to the effects of income security\, housing\, urban development on health and healthy child development. His research program has a strong focus on ‘population health interventions’ and includes projects on the health\, social and child development impacts of public housing redevelopment in Toronto’s Regent Park\, the development of policy implementation tools for healthier urban form\, and the effects of subsidized housing on mental health and well-being. From 2017-2018\, he was co-Principal Investigator of the Ontario Basic Income Pilot\, a bold study of the effects of a guaranteed annual income on a variety of health\, work and social outcomes\, involving 6\,000 participants in 3 communities in Ontario. \nTo Register: send an email to Hamiltonagingcommunity@gmail.com
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/housing-policy-health-policy-and-aging-populations-intersections-and-imperatives/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Health and Healing,Housing,Seminar
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SUMMARY:Passing on the Lessons: Writing Ethical Wills and Legacy Letters
DESCRIPTION:Passing on the Lessons: Writing Ethical Wills and Legacy Letters\n Saturday\, October 1 – 9:30am – 11:30am via Zoom \nSpeakers: Pastor Loretta Jaunzarins\, Pastoral Ministry\, Trinity Lutheran Church\n                    Dr. Ellen Ryan\, McMaster University \nA two-hour workshop on the history and purpose of writing ethical wills as well as numerous examples and tips about how to proceed in drafting a document to leave for your family when you are gone and/or to send legacy letters from time to time while you are still here.  Learn with us how to create this gift for your loved ones. \nFollow-up optional writing sessions are available via zoom. A chance to practice a specific format for writing brief legacy letters – that can add up to an ethical will and inspire your loved ones in the meantime.  Four sequential Tuesdays: 11:00am – 12:30pm\, October 18\, 25 and Nov 1\, 8. \nFor information and to register for Zoom\, please contact Loretta Jaunzarins\, ljaunzarins@gmail.com 
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/passing-on-the-lessons-writing-ethical-wills-and-legacy-letters/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Conference,Health and Healing,Interfaith,Seminar,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220412T123000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220412T140000
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SUMMARY:Resilient Aging and Healthy Housing Options – 4 week course
DESCRIPTION:Tuesdays\, March 22 & 29\, April 5 & 12; 12:30-2:00pm \nFacilitators: Judy Shepalo & Ellen Ryan \nA workshop with four sessions designed to help maturing adults have the conversations necessary to successfully become conscious of the issues common to growing older\, to get out of denial\, and to become proactive in their own aging process. Participants will learn about the many advantages of living in a supportive community such as cohousing and can decide if aging in community is right for them. Key concepts discussed will include interdependence\, compassionate communication\, reciprocal support\, social cohesion\, the environmental and economic impact of cohousing\, the risk of taking charge or doing nothing at all and recognition that we do not outgrow our need for others. \nThis is a repeat of the course offered in 2020 and 2021 – now with a focus on small group discussions. Participants will watch a video tutorial prior to each discussion session. \nPlease spread the word. \nRegister for the Zoom Workshop by contacting Judy Shepalo at cohousinghamilton@gmail.com
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/resilient-aging-and-healthy-housing-options-4-week-course-4/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Health and Healing
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SUMMARY:Resilient Aging and Healthy Housing Options – 4 week course
DESCRIPTION:Tuesdays\, March 22 & 29\, April 5 & 12; 12:30-2:00pm \nFacilitators: Judy Shepalo & Ellen Ryan \nA workshop with four sessions designed to help maturing adults have the conversations necessary to successfully become conscious of the issues common to growing older\, to get out of denial\, and to become proactive in their own aging process. Participants will learn about the many advantages of living in a supportive community such as cohousing and can decide if aging in community is right for them. Key concepts discussed will include interdependence\, compassionate communication\, reciprocal support\, social cohesion\, the environmental and economic impact of cohousing\, the risk of taking charge or doing nothing at all and recognition that we do not outgrow our need for others. \nThis is a repeat of the course offered in 2020 and 2021 – now with a focus on small group discussions. Participants will watch a video tutorial prior to each discussion session. \nPlease spread the word. \nRegister for the Zoom Workshop by contacting Judy Shepalo at cohousinghamilton@gmail.com
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/resilient-aging-and-healthy-housing-options-4-week-course-3/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Health and Healing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220329T123000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220329T140000
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SUMMARY:Resilient Aging and Healthy Housing Options – 4 week course
DESCRIPTION:Tuesdays\, March 22 & 29\, April 5 & 12; 12:30-2:00pm \nFacilitators: Judy Shepalo & Ellen Ryan \nA workshop with four sessions designed to help maturing adults have the conversations necessary to successfully become conscious of the issues common to growing older\, to get out of denial\, and to become proactive in their own aging process. Participants will learn about the many advantages of living in a supportive community such as cohousing and can decide if aging in community is right for them. Key concepts discussed will include interdependence\, compassionate communication\, reciprocal support\, social cohesion\, the environmental and economic impact of cohousing\, the risk of taking charge or doing nothing at all and recognition that we do not outgrow our need for others. \nThis is a repeat of the course offered in 2020 and 2021 – now with a focus on small group discussions. Participants will watch a video tutorial prior to each discussion session. \nPlease spread the word. \nRegister for the Zoom Workshop by contacting Judy Shepalo at cohousinghamilton@gmail.com
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/resilient-aging-and-healthy-housing-options-4-week-course-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Community,Health and Healing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200109T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200109T113000
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CREATED:20191220T172544Z
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SUMMARY:Senior Walk: Hamilton Harbour and Bayfront Waterfront Trail
DESCRIPTION:Senior Walk: Hamilton Harbour and Bayfront Waterfront Trail\nDate: Thursday\, January 9\, 2020\nTime: 10:00am – 11:30am\nLocation: Starting at 200 Harbour Front Drive\, Hamilton\nSponsors: Iroquoia-Bruce Trail\, Hamilton Conservation Authority\, Hamilton Aging in Community\n\nJoin us as guest leader Christine Bowen from Bay Area Restoration Park (BARC) takes us on a leisurely interpretive walk on the loop around Bayfront Park. 2-3 km. Paved trail. Christine will update us on the issues and restoration projects that are happing in the area. Learn about the challenges of the Remedial Action Plan to help clean our harbour waters. Christine is very knowledgeable and you can ask all the questions you like about the wildlife including invasive species like Common Carp and Phragmites that live in the area and what steps are being taken to control them. Optional stop at Williams Cafe. \nThis is a paved path that can be tricky if snow or ice covered. Wear boots with icers and bring poles if you have them. It can be chilly by the bay so dress warm. Bring water and snacks. Cancelled in inclement weather. Registration not required but if you want to let me know you’re coming I can inform you if walk is cancelled. Come at 9:45 am for sign up and we’ll leave promptly at 10AM. \n\nFor more information\, contact:\nBron at brontreg@cogeco.ca\nPhone 905-637-7136\nCell with text for day of hike 905-334-4013\nClick here to see the event page. \n\nGo to our Hike Calendar on our website for more hikes and information https://www.iroquoia.on.ca/
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/senior-walk-hamilton-harbour-and-waterfront/
LOCATION:200 Harbour Front Drive\, 200 Harbour Front Drive\, Hamilton\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Aging,Community,Health and Healing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190529T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190529T140000
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CREATED:20190411T215531Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190412T160534Z
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SUMMARY:Hamilton Seniors 2019 Kickoff
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to participate in Hamilton’s 2019 Seniors Kickoff Event\nCelebrating seniors and older adults in Hamilton.\nEveryone is welcome!  This is a free drop-in event.       No registration is required. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n80+ exhibits demonstrating \n\nhealth\nsafety & social services information\nseminars\ndemonstrations\nrefreshments\nlive entertainment!\n\n  \nSponsors:  Older Adult Network of Hamilton (OAN) and Hamilton Council on Aging \n  \nFor information: \nGo to Hamilton Council on Aging \nor email hamiltonseniorskickoff@gmail.com \nor contact Shelagh Kiely at 905-777-3837 ext. 12434.
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/hamilton-seniors-2019-kickoff/
LOCATION:Michelangelo Banquet Centre\, 1555 Upper Ottawa St.\, Hamilton\, On\, L8W3E2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Aging,Caregiving,Community,Health and Healing,Mental Health
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