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Video – Webinar 2
A video of the two panels from our second webinar is now publicly available. Webinar 2 featured Panel 3: Narrating Gender and Ageing and Panel 4: Memory and Experience.
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News from the [ Framing Ageing ] project.
Video – Webinar 1
A video of the first two panels from our first webinar is now publicly available. Workshop 1, originally planned for 27-28 October, was reconfigured into a series of webinars. Each webinar comprises of a number of panels from the original programme. Webinar 1 featured Panel 1: Ageing Bodies and Identities and Panel 2: Gender, Subjectivity and Agency.
Report on the Interdisciplinary Webinar: COVID-19 – Reframing Ageing
The organisers of Framing Ageing: Anne Fuchs (PI), Desmond O’Neill, Mary Cosgrove, Julia Langbein have compiled a comprehensive report on the recent interdisciplinary webinar – COVID-19 – Reframing Ageing – which took place on June 12 2020. Read it in full now.
Unseen, Unheard, Untouched: A View from the Interior by Ailbhe Smyth
Ailbhe Smyth was one of the speakers at the recent Covid-19 Webinar. With her permission we reproduce her wonderful contribution to the webinar.
Video: Covid-19 Webinar
What has the Covid-19 crisis revealed about ageing in contemporary culture? How have older age groups been represented during this crisis? Watch the video of our recent Webinar.
Video: Julia Twigg on Covid-19, retirement, lockdown and time
Julia Twigg is Emeritus Professor of Social Policy and Sociology at the University of Kent and a participant in [ Framing Ageing ]. In this short video she talks about Covid-19, retirement, lockdown and her experience of time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwcZqzZ_DYQ
Professor Des O’Neill (TCD) explains why we need to protect our longevity dividend during the Covid-19 crisis
In an article for the Irish Medical Journal (Vol 113; No.4) Professor Desmond O’Neill explains why we need to protect our longevity dividend during the Covid-19 crisis.
Combatting exclusions and ageism for older people during the COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic poses extraordinary risks to the health of older adults and, upon contraction, has immediate consequences for individual well-being and, potentially, for mortality outcomes according to Professor Kieran Walsh, Director of the Irish Centre for Social Gerontology at NUI Galway.
Workshop 1 at UCD Humanities Institute
The first event of the project has been postponed due to coronavirus and will now take place in UCD on October 27-28 2020. Workshop 1 of [ Framing Ageing ] is a scoping workshop, reflecting the expertise of participants:
COVID-19 images by Dana Walrath
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic [ Framing Ageing ] project participant Dana Walrath has created these artworks.