This blog gives the perspective of somebody starting to research ageing in place having left 10 years working in local government regeneration. The writing considers how to plan for – and make the most of – the upcoming three day Mobility, Mood and Place conference in Edinburgh this October.
Dear colleagues These are unprecedented and challenging times for the EU, UK and for us – our research, policy and …
In preparing to address a room packed with enthusiastic gardeners, community activists and gerontologists at the latest BSG NI event, …
As part of the UK in a changing Europe initiative, a research project in the Centre for Population Change and …
The mission of the Academy of Social Sciences is to ‘promote social science in the UK for the public benefit’ …
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This blog was written by SSHM Professor of Social Gerontology Anthea Tinker. All lecturers want their…
‘Ageing: The Bigger Picture’ Launch: Wednesday 18th November 2015 Close to entries: Sunday 10th January 2016 “My job is to …
Buoyed up by the support and enthusiasm of everyone who supported the launch of the BSG in Northern Ireland, we will continue to challenge negative stereotypes of ageing. Representing Age will provide a focus for the work of the BSG in Northern Ireland for many years to come.
This year saw a highly successful World Congress on Gerontology and Geriatrics taking place in Seoul, South Korea. I was …
This was the final question put to Bill Bytheway in his interview for the recent issue of Generations Review. His …
