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SUMMARY:Gilbrea Seminar Series
DESCRIPTION:Gilbrea Centre for Studies in Aging: Annual Seminar Series\nRural aging research: insights from the frontiers of gerontology\nRural regions\, small towns and villages have the highest rates of population aging worldwide. Relatively little consideration\, however\, is given to what it means for rural residents\, households\, communities and institutions to be at the forefront of twenty-first century population change. Indeed\, prevailing scholarship\, public policy and media discourse continue to view rural as merely a residual (non-urban) setting for empirical research on\, interventions for\, or romantic idylls of aging. What is missing is a greater understanding of rural as a complicated\, changing and contested space of aging – where older adults\, caregivers and leaders experience and transform the processes and outcomes of population change. Drawing on examples of current rural aging research in Canada and internationally\, this presentation examines how rural insights can inform many of today’s most important gerontological questions. The emergence of critical rural gerontology as a field of scholarship is highlighted\, and implications for research\, policy and practice are discussed. \n******** \nAbout the speaker: \nTrent University professor Mark Skinner holds the Canada Research Chair in Rural Aging\, Health and Social Care\, and is founding director of the Trent Centre for Aging & Society. He is a health geographer appointed to the Trent School of the Environment and was recently inducted into the Royal Society of Canada College of New Scholars\, Artists and Scientists. Dr. Skinner’s research examines how rural people and places are responding to the challenges and opportunities of population aging\, particularly the evolving role of the voluntary sector and volunteers in supporting older people and sustaining rural communities. His books include two new edited volumes by Routledge: “Ageing Resource Communities: New Frontiers of Rural Population Change\, Community Development and Voluntarism” (2016) and “Geographical Gerontology: Perspectives\, Concepts\, Approaches” (2018). \nThis event is sponsored by the Gilbrea Centre for Studies in Aging and  the Trent Centre for Aging and Society. \n 
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/rural-aging-research/
LOCATION:McMaster University | Main Campus | L.R. Wilson Hall | Room 1003\, Hamilton\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community,Outreach
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SUMMARY:Dundas Works Meeting on Housing Affordability
DESCRIPTION:“Housing Affordability in Dundas: Will our grandchildren be able to live here?”   \nNEW Location: Salvation Army Foodbank \n  \nFree Event: Please bring a non-perishable food item for the food bank. \nDundas Works is a community led group spearheaded by: \nBob James\, Tim Leslie\, Michelle Chin\, Margot Carnahan and Jim Sweetman. \n​We want to be proactive in ensuring that our community continues to develop in ways we value\, rather than firefighting each development decision in the 11th hour.  We also want to ensure that every community member is valued and has a voice.
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/dundas-works-meeting-housing-affordability/
LOCATION:Salvation Army Food Bank\, Dundas Location\, 150 King St W\, Dundas\, Ontario\, L9H 1V4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community,Housing
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dundas Works":MAILTO:dundasworks2020@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:2018 Age Friendly Hamilton Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Join the Hamilton Council on Aging\, City of Hamilton & Seniors Advisory Committee at our Free Annual Event for the Community\n\n with Keynote Presentation: \nYou’re Never Too Old: Challenging Ageism\n\nBy Pat Spadafora\, MSW\, Kaleidoscope Consulting \n\nAlso Featuring\n\n\nLaunch: HCoA Portraits of Active Aging Campaign\, showcasing positive images of aging and inspirational messages from 17 local older adults\n\n\nOfficial Release: 2018 Age Friendly Hamilton Annual Report\n\n\nLight Refreshments will be provided\n\n\n\nRegister online today or by calling Shelagh at 905-777-3837 ext. 12238
URL:https://hamiltonagingtogether.ca/event/2018-age-friendly-hamilton-symposium/
LOCATION:St. Peter’s Hospital Auditorium\, 88 Maplewood Avenue\, Hamilton\, On\, L8M 1W9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community
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