RECORDING - Aging & Thriving In the 21st Century Presentation
You can find a recording of the session attached to this post as a FILE.
Please find the slide deck shared during the event also attached.
Premiering for 2022 through CORE Alberta, James Stauch of Mount Royal University's (MRU) Institute for Community Prosperity provided an overview of a recently published scan of issues, trends, system dynamics and innovations related to an aging population in Canada.
The scan is guided by the question: What factors are preventing older Canadians from flourishing, and how might we transform systems to maximize the choice, dignity, mobility, security, and trust accompanying an aging population transitioning into less autonomous living circumstances?
Following the presentation, we hosted a Q&A portion. For the questions that were unanswered due to time limits, James has provided answers to them in the document attached to this CORE post.
Connect with our guest speakers:
- James Stauch, Director of the Institute for Community Prosperity at MRU, jstauch@mtroyal.ca
- George Constantinescu, Senior Vice President & Chief Transformation Officer at ATCO, george.constantinescu@atco.com
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CORE Aging & Thriving Questions.pdf
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Aging and Thriving in the 21st Century Presentation.pdf
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CORE Aging & Thriving RECORDING (Jan. 27, 2022).mp4
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