Take Back Aging: Power, Critique, and Imagination (Trent Aging 2019)

Session: Talking Back and Taking Back: Re-Imagining Age-Friendly Cities from Intersections of Humanities and Social Sciences Taking up Gender, Culture and Meaning: Moving the Needle on Age-Friendly Tamara Daly, York University, Canada Susan Braedley, Carleton University, Canada Sally Chivers, Trent University, Canada Session: Risk, Racialization, Gender and Sex: Embodying Qualities of Everyday Lives in Long-Term CareContinue reading “Take Back Aging: Power, Critique, and Imagination (Trent Aging 2019)”

Volunteers’ experiences delivering a community-university chronic disease health awareness program for South-Asian older adults

Polly Ford-Jones and Tamara Daly. (October 20-22, 2016). Volunteers’ experiences delivering a community-university chronic disease health awareness program for South-Asian older adults. Canadian Association on Gerontology 45th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, Montreal, Quebec.  

Societal Impact of Frailty

(Oct 24, 2016), HRC Frailty Among the Aged in Canada. Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Canada. Dr. Tamara Daly presented at the  “Frailty Among the Aged in Canada” event organized by Research Canada at Parliament Hill on Ottawa on Oct 24, 2016, which highlighted how frailty among older adults is a critical research and policy issue in Canada.  Representing the York UniversityContinue reading “Societal Impact of Frailty”

When management indicators make women’s work invisible: The case of personal support workers in Ontario

Martin Chadoin, Karen Messing, and Tamara Daly (June 2016), PREMUS 2016 Session, “sustainable prevention of WMSD: gender analysis and development of effective interventions,” Toronto, Canada.