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Innovation and Intergenerational Solidarity: Project SHARE

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 Location: Madrid

This activity, which is part of the XXIV edition of the Science Week, aims to analyze the urban, methodological, sociological and technological innovation proposed by the SHARE project, linked to strengthening social inclusion through intergenerational solidarity in municipalities, facing the problem of gentrification, among others.
Among the participants, our colleague Elisa Pozo, researcher at Matia Institute and member of the SHARE team.

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7th International Conference on Evidence-Based Long-Term Care Policies

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 Location: Bilbao

International conference hosted this year by the Euskalduna Conference Center in Bilbao, under the joint organization of the ILPN and the Provincial Council of Bizkaia, with the following objectives:

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33rd edition of the Summer School. Life cycle and transformative local policies

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The Department of Social Sustainability, Life Cycle and Community of the Diputació de Barcelona organizes the 33rd edition of the Summer School, a space for reflection, exchange and knowledge about local policies that brings together more than 300 people from the political and professional sphere of the municipalities of the province of Barcelona. An event that hosts a wide range of events in conference, round table and workshop format with the aim of promoting debate and advancing innovation in local public policies.

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Walking the talk for dementia Symposium

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 Location: Santiago de Compostela

On 5 and 6 May we will meet in the Auditorium of the Hotel San Francisco in Santiago de Compostela to talk about how we live, work and research dementia today, providing ideas for a fairer and more inclusive future for all.

Among the speakers, our colleague and researcher at Matia Institute, Sara Marsillas, will participate in a panel on non-pharmacological interventions, sharing with the audience our experience in bringing the world of culture and art closer to people with dementia from the DCUM project.

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