Resources
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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The Micropedia of Microaggressions
TheMicropedia.Org
Microaggressions are everyday snubs and insults that marginalized groups face. They're often very subtle comments or actions that come from implicit bias and/or stereotypes. They might seem like a compliment, a harmless comment, or a subconscious action but can greatly hurt others. Read more about t
RECORDING - Seniors Bullying: Recognize, Respond and Refer Event
CORE Alberta
ACCESS RECORDING HERE
Please find the slide handout and additional resources attached.Â
On February 22, 2022, the CORE Elder Abuse Group hosted an event that walked participants through what seniors bullying looks like, what it feels like and what to do about it. The session offered a brief ov
RECORDING - CORE Frailty Series Session 4: Frailty in an Age-Friendly World
CORE Alberta
You can access the recording HERE.
Please find the slide deck and additional resource shared during the event attached.Â
The CORE Age-Friendly Discussion Group hosted a session on Feb. 15, 2022, featuring four panelists that highlighted their programs that addressed social isolation and walked us
Stop Race-Based Hate
Stop Race-Based Hate
Stop Race-Based Hate is an anti-racism resource designed in Alberta to build a more anti-racist community. The tools provided on this website help users learn whether statements are racist and what can be done about it.
READ MORE HERE
Rural Mental Health Project Recruiting Community Animators
Rural Mental Health Project
The Rural Mental Health Project (RMHP) is currently recruiting for a new cohort of training.Â
If you are interested in becoming a Community Animator or supporting an Animator in your community, you can email rmh@cmha.ab.ca. Animators are facilitative leaders who create and inspire the conditi
Combat Mental Health Stigma with a Shift Towards People-First Language
Mental Health Commission of Canada
People-first language is the step of prioritizing a person over their illness, disability, or condition when addressing them. It helps the speaker to be mindful of their language and to bring the focus back to the person by avoiding language and terminology that can stigmatize.
READ MORE HERE
Guidelines for Age-Inclusive Communication
Changing the Narrative
A short, easy guide to help keep ageism out of your writing. These guidelines for age-inclusive communications address:
What is ageism and why should we care?
Terminology to avoid and preferable terms
Ageist imagery vs age-positive images
Avoiding Ageist Storylines
https://changingthenarrat
Alberta Blue Cross Guide to Retirement
Alberta Blue Cross
Whether you’re retiring, leaving your group benefits plan or assisting aging parents, this guide from Alberta Blue Cross can help you understand the complexity of retirement health, dental and travel benefits.
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Seniors' Falls in Canada Infographic
Government of Canada
Statistics from the Government of Canada's Seniors' Falls in Canada: Second Report that are noteworthy and available in an infographic format to be shared with organizations and the public are now available.
Falls are the leading cause of injury among older Canadians with 20-30% of seniors experie
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