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intergenerational relations

Txirikorda Conference. Intergenerational community housing

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Usurbil - Casa de la Cultura

Friday 23rd September

From 18:00 to 20:00. Round table: intergenerational experiences.

Our colleague Ainhoa Arrillaga presents #MatiaZaleak, a network that aims to bring together people and organisations that identify and collaborate with the purpose of Matia Fundazioa, promoting the autonomy, dignity and personality of the elderly and people with disabilities. 

Saturday 24th September

From 10:00 to 13:00. Conferences: experiences of community and cooperative housing and presentation of the Txirikorda project.

Information on the day

Beste profesional batzuk

Course of the specific and on-demand training programme: Older Adults and Quality of Life. Unwanted loneliness in older adults

  Data:
 Mota: Kurtsoa
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Santiago de Compostela

The course, aimed at both professionals and students of the USC, "Elderly and Quality of Life: unwanted loneliness in older adults", is part of the specific training studies and on demand organised by the Centre of Own Studies of the USC and is organised by the Red Cross Chair. These studies are oriented to continuous training, aimed at specific groups, in this case, with knowledge, experience and interest in gerontological intervention.

Course fact sheet

Profesionalak

Conference: Loneliness, ageing and gender

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Barcelona

The conference "Loneliness, ageing and gender" is organised by the gerontology research group of the University of Barcelona and aims to reflect on the diversity of situations of unwanted loneliness in older people and the impact of public policies in addressing them.

It will be held on Friday 19 November from 9 a.m. at the Palau Macaya in Barcelona (Pg. de Sant Joan, 108).

Scientific programme

9:30h Welcome by Feliciano Villar. Professor of Psychology. University of Barcelona.  

Inscription

Profesionalak

Dialogues on the Future of Ageing

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Santiago de Compostela

Spain has managed to achieve one of the greatest aspirations of any country: to increase the life expectancy of its citizens to levels unprecedented in history. This has brought with it a strong ageing of our demographic pyramid, which is expected to worsen over the coming decades. The fact that the Spanish population is living longer is an enormous source of opportunities, but also a challenge for our Welfare State. What will our pensions be like in 2050? What can we do to retain the older population who want to continue working? How can we promote active ageing?

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Profesionalak