It was great to attend a powerful workshop on climate change and age-friendly communities last week
The Healthy Ageing in a Changing Climate project explores how we can ensure Age-Friendly Communities are inclusive and climate resilient.
More info 👇
https://t.co/WtaFqdH3Mq
One of our @HWU_TUI colleagues @DrCarolineBrown has been in Sweden this week, working with others on child-focused cities. One highlight from today were these mini speeches at Almadala https://t.co/NBuTXpTjOK
We're looking for a new colleague to help develop teaching & research in health geography. Details are here: https://t.co/K30nnWe9ey
#academictwitter#geography
We've all been hot but our academics plus @UniOfYork are working with older people's groups and #climatechange actors to co-create solutions to mitigate against the impact of extreme weather on healthy ageing. The work will inform urban planning and more.
https://t.co/dzR7iWuZv1
Challenging but continue to develop research based on focused international collaboration @harrycsmith1 @WoolrychR@meikomakita @FrazerHaviz @kathi_kaesehage
@EDRA50 waiting with anticipation for the keynote on the importance of putting people first to create livable cities! A premise that @PlaceAge is founded on @agescotland
In a project carried out a while back we found posties would often stop by and help older people open jars and bottles and have a chat while they did - https://t.co/FiYWnEhukp Posties help combat loneliness in Liverpool trial https://t.co/tLduHCBUqH
Special mention from the Deputy First Minister supporting our Age-Friendly Cities research in the UK and India @HWU_TUI @HWU_RES @JennyCFisher @rebeccalawthom@SixsmithJudith