Modern Literature & Culture Research Centre & Gallery

Thursday, February 21, 4-5pm

 

The COVID-19 pandemic has put older people at risk, exposing the existential, socio-political, and ethical problems related to caring for vulnerable populations during crises. This webinar explores issues of aging and ageism during pandemic and post-pandemic times with three experts in the field.

Panelists

Meghan Joy, Concordia University, author of The Right to an Age-Friendly City: Redistribution, Recognition, and Senior Citizen Rights in Urban Spaces (MQUP, 2020)
Nancy Walton, Ryerson University, co-author of Ethics and Issues in Contemporary Nursing, 3rd edition (Nelson, 2018)
Andrew V. Wister, Simon Fraser University, co-author of Resilience and Aging: Emerging Science and Future Possibilities (Springer, 2021)

 

Moderated by Irene Gammel and Jason Wang.

 

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