Third Age and Well-being: An Alternative Approach to Health Interventions

• Gaizka Pérez, University of Deusto, Spain

Life Experiences of Elderly Living Alone in Delhi, India

• Irtiqua Ali, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India

Inclusive Aging-in-place Organizations as Capstones for Intergenerational Communities: The Ten-year-old Successful Establishment of At Home In Darien - a 3,500-member Organization in Darien, Connecticut

• Peter F. Eder, Founding Board Member, At Home In Darien, United States

Imagine a Future without Ageism: Creativity and Curiosity to Reimagine Aging

• Erin Partridge, Art Therapy, Notre Dame de Namur, United States

How COVID-19 Challenged Connectedness among Staff, Family Caregivers, and Residents in North American Nursing Homes: Reflections on Stories in a Co-created Ethnography

• Charlotte Lee, Assistant Professor, Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing, Ryerson University, Canada
• Lori Schindel Martin, Associate Professor, Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing, Ryerson University, Canada
• Margaret Oldfield, Social Scientist, Disability Scholar, Canada

Digitization of Aging-in-place: An International Policy Comparison of the Role of New Technologies

• Alexander Peine, Assistant Professor, Utrecht University, Netherlands
• Eugene Loos, Associate Professor, Utrecht University, Netherlands
• Daniel Lopez Gomez, Associate Professor, Open University of Catalonia, Spain
• Stephen Katz, Professor Emeritus, Trent University, Canada
• Nicole Dalmer, Postdoctoral Fellow, McMaster University, Canada
• Barb Marshall, Professor, Sociology, Trent University, Canada

The Self-determination Continuum: Motivators Influencing Technology Use Among Older Adults

• Katherine Anthony, PhD Student, School of Education and Gerontology, Iowa State University, United States

A Holistic Approach to Interactive Activities for Older Adults

• Madeline Ryan Smith, Master of Arts in Social Science, Child Development Center, Georgia Southern University, United States

Informal Networks versus Retirement Savings in the United States

• Joelle Saad Lessler, Associate Industry Professor, School of Business, Stevens Institute of Technology, United States
• Karen Richman, Director of Undergraduate Studies, Latino Studies, University of Notre Dame, United States

Dementia as Necropolitics: Vulnerability Theory for an Ageing World

• Hamish Robertson, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Health, University of Technology Sydney, Australia

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