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International Day of the Elderly 2022

  Data:
 Mota: Besteak
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Online

Next Thursday 29th September at 18:30h will take place the Conference "Edadismo, retos para el siglo XXI", given by our colleague and co-director of Matia Instituto, Elena del Barrio.

Registration in advance by email: comunicacion.cdmondonedo@caritas.es

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Conference "The many faces of Ageism"

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Online

Age discrimination against older people, or ageism, is an indisputable reality in today's society. With this conference, organised by the Imserso, the aim is for people to learn about the discrimination suffered by the elderly from a scientific-technical point of view, what types of discrimination there are, where it manifests itself most intensely, what its consequences are, what types of discrimination there are, what studies exist on this problem, what instruments exist to combat it, etc.

Programme

19th October 2021

Programme Information and inscriptions

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Society and dignified treatment of the elderly: Are we doing it right?

  Data:
 Mota: Webinar
 Lekua: YouTube Live

 

More information and inscriptions

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Beste profesional batzuk

III International Forum: "Vivir Más Vivir Mejor"

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Bilbao

The aim of this Forum is to continue generating knowledge and disseminating information on the reality of the demographic revolution and ageing in the 21st century, to debate on the current reality of the elderly in Spain and the world, to train and raise awareness in society and the media on the rights of the elderly and to promote a culture of respect and good treatment. All of this with specialists and professionals in the field.

Provisional programme of the forum Event website

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Rethinking the social role of ageing in the framework of COVID-19

  Data:
 Mota: Webinar
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Online

According to the data published so far, the pandemic caused by COVID-19 has severely affected older people, especially those living in residential centres. The vulnerability and poor prognosis of the disease in this population group has led to the implementation of more restrictive preventive measures of confinement, isolation and social distancing than in any other group, accompanied by ageist attitudes that are determinant in essential issues such as treatment or access to services by older people.

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