Events
MUARG runs a programme of seminars and events through the academic year to support ageing research.
Leading academics present their latest research alongside practitioners, looking at key themes in ageing like 'ageing, transport and mobility', 'creating age-friendly cities' and 'ageing and changing health behaviour'.
Seminars are open to all and attract audiences of up to 100 including researchers, care providers, older people, local government, NHS and the private sector.
For outputs from previous events including film footage, meeting reports, slides, and programmes see our events archive.
What's on
Conversations on Urban Ageing and Sustainable Cities
In Conversation, MUARG and MUI present: In collaboration with the Manchester Urban Institute, Jenny Fisher and James Evans will be in conversation discussing Urban Ageing and Sustainable Cities. The conversation will be chaired by Tine Buffel of MUARG and will explore the connections between ageing in cities and urban sustainability. James wi..
Conversation on Urban Ageing and the Cost of Living Crisis
In partnership with the Manchester School of Architecture and the Centre for Ageing Better, Camilla Lewis and Sarah Wilkinson will be drawing on new research to discuss the impact of the cost of living crisis on urban ageing. Camilla has recently completed a pilot study in Greater Manchester exploring the impact of the cost-of-living crisis o..
Conversation on Urban Ageing, Ethnicity and COVID-19
In Conversation, MUARG and Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity present: Dharmi Kapadia and Chris Phillipson will be coming together in conversation to discuss the experiences of people from minority ethnicities and urban ageing. The conversation will be chaired by Patty Doran from the Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group. New insights were gain..
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