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CANADA | Nov 21, 2024

The Social State of Giving

New patterns in the ways supporters of different generations choose to give, share, and interact with causes they care about

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[Research Opportunities] Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging (RIA) Initiatives

Help drive innovation! Get involved with the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging (RIA) initiatives and research to help us answer some of the most challenging questions facing an aging population

[News] Canadian Leadership in Ageing Awards

The National Institute on Ageing (NIA) at Toronto Metropolitan University and RTOERO are hosting a Canadian Leadership in Ageing Awards competition.The first award ($1,000) will be presented to an und

2024 CBSS Sector Summit: Presentation Proposal Invitation (deadline EXTENDED to November 4, 2023)

Applications are now open to submit a proposal for a workshop or lightning round presentation!DEADLINE EXTENDED to NOVEMBER 4, 2023! In 2024, community organizations who are making a difference in th

Focus Groups for Breaking Barriers: Empowering Primary Care Providers to be Instigators of Change in Hearing Health Care Practice

Focus Groups for Breaking Barriers: Empowering Primary Care Providers to be Instigators of Change in Hearing Health Care Practice The Breaking Barriers research team is inviting you to take part in a

[Call for Nominations] 2023 Seniors Leadership Award

Click HERE to learn moreThe 2023 Seniors Leadership Award is now open for nominations! This award was established in 2001 to recognize the contributions that British Columbia seniors make as volunte

[Article] Healthy aging in a changing climate

Click HERE to read the full articleHealthy aging in a changing climateDr. Michael Kobor and Dr. Kim Schmidt on how the environment affects the way we age, and what we can do to protect our health.As h

[Impact Story] Learning to Ride a Bike - at 68

Click HERE to listenLearning to ride a bike — at 68In Vancouver, the Newcomer Bike Mentorship Program plays matchmaker, helping new arrivals in the city get to know their way around by cycling with

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