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Resources on CORE include checklists, toolkits, reports, studies, videos, and other materials on topics relevant to those working or volunteering in support of healthy aging and older adults independent living.
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Decolonize Data
Stanford Social Innovation Review
The social sector aims to empower communities with tools and knowledge to effect change for themselves, because community-driven change is more likely to drive sustained impact than attempts to force change from the outside. This commitment should include data, which is increasingly essential for ge
Men's Sheds Across the World
Punch Jackson
Sharing Stories of Men's Sheds and the Impact They are Having
In this preliminary information collection about Men's Sheds around the world that are involved in thousands of activities, Punch Jackson provides success stories and examples that organizations and groups can access. Learn more about th
Dementia in the Workplace
Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories
The Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories (AS AB/NT) is excited and proud to share its new online resource Dementia in the Workplace at DementiaAlberta.ca
Dementia in the Workplace has information for employees living with dementia, employees who are care partners, and employers. I
RECORDING - Romance Scams: Don’t Let It Be You Event
CORE Alberta
You can access the recording HERE.
Please find the slide deck shared during the event attached
On March 24, 2022, the CORE Elder Abuse Group hosted an event to cover the rising romance scams experienced by older adults. Due to increased social isolation and loneliness during COVID-19, the Feder
Volunteers: Artisans of Health and Well-Being
McMaster University
In Canada, the typical retirement age is 65. In 2021, it was estimated that more than 7 million Canadians were aged 65 and over, representing almost 20% of the population.
Many retirees are wondering how they will spend their free time and, more importantly, how to age while remaining active and he
Back to Work(Place): As Employers Beckon, Telecommuters Grow More Entrenched at Home
Angus Reid Institute
With work-from-home orders a thing of the past, Canadian employers are getting more serious about calling their employees back to the office.
A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute, in partnership with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, finds workers from home reluctant to return.
Discrimination Before and Since the Start of the Pandemic
Statistics Canada
This infographic highlights the prevalence of general discrimination for the total population, reasons for unfair treatment among those who experienced discrimination and the relative risk of being discriminated on the basis of skin colour or ethnicity among various population groups. Most data is p
RECORDING - Age-Friendly Housing Series Session 2: Late Life Homelessness and Affordable Housing
CORE Alberta
You can find the session recording HERE.Â
Please find the slide deck shared during the event attached.Â
The CORE Age-Friendly Group hosted their second session in the Age-Friendly Housing Series on March 23, 2022! This session provided participants with a picture of what homelessness for se
Accounting for the Diverse Experiences of Older Immigrants in Today’s America
Melanie Z. Plasencia, Generations American Society on Aging
Read on for an American perspective on aging issues for older immigrants which are likely similar to the Canadian context.
"Today, older foreign-born immigrants make up more than 13% of the total older adult population and are expected to increase to 22 million by 2060. Within this population, two
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