From the Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario:
Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario (EAPO) is the provincial organization recognized for its leadership in elder abuse prevention in the province, providing education, training, resource development and information about the increasingly complex issues of elder abuse.
In recognition of Ageism Awareness Day, join EAPO for a webinar, “Aging Boldly – Challenging Ageism in Our Communities“” on Wednesday, October 7 at 1pm EST for this lively exchange exploring how community organizations are challenging ageism in different ways and different contexts across Canada. Webinar provided with an ASL Interpreter. Register today!
This webinar will feature showcases and discussion from HelpAge Canada grantees who, through the Aging Boldly grant, have tackled ageism from different angles: from challenging stereotypes and internalized ageism, to strengthening age-friendly communities, amplifying diverse perspectives on aging, and supporting the digital literacy and safety of older adults experiencing precarity.
SPEAKERS:
- Kahir Lalji Chief Executive Officer of HelpAge Canada, President of the International Longevity Centre Canada
- Margaret Gillis Founder and President Emerita International Lead, International Longevity Centre (ILC) Canada, Ambassador for Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario
- Margaret MacPherson Research Associate, Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children Western University
- Olive Bryanton, an advocate for older persons, a lifelong learner, and an action orientated agent of change
- Raeann Rideout, Director Strategic Partnerships, Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario
- Melhia Bissière, Communications and Philanthropy Coordinator at PAS de la rue
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