The Australian Association of Gerontology – WA Division and Curtin enAble will showcase the work of their ageing researchers and practitioners in WA.
This special event to be held on August 29 will be available both online and face to face.
Local Voices in Ageing: Research, Policy, and Practice brings together researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and community members to explore key and emerging issues in ageing in Western Australia.
This one-day event will showcase research on Aboriginal health and ageing, aged care workforce development, and the lived experiences of older people.
With presentations from leading experts and early career researchers, and a panel of sector thought leaders, the program highlights local research with national and global significance.
Topics include culture and care, digital innovation, end-of-life preparation, and building connected communities.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, reflect, and be inspired by the diverse voices shaping ageing futures across our state.
– Learn from innovative local research bridging health, ageing, and community inclusion.
– Hear from a panel of experts on the role of key organisations and how we can strengthen local collaboration.
– Connect with academics, practitioners, and leaders working to reimagine ageing with dignity, equity, and purpose.
Registration includes morning tea, lunch, and a tour of the Once Known exhibition of artworks created by Aboriginal children forcibly removed from their families and brought to live at Carrolup.
Registrations for the face-to-face option will close August 15, the event will be held on August 29.
Further event information, a program, and a registration link can be found here – https://aag.asn.au/EventDetail?EventKey=WA250829F
