News Category: Amanda Grenier
University of Toronto Appoints Professor Amanda Grenier as Director of the Institute for Life Course & Aging
Categories: Amanda Grenier, Faculty, Programs + Teaching, ResearchThe University of Toronto’s Institute for Life Course & Aging (ILCA) is pleased to announce the appointment […]
$2.5 million SSHRC Partnership Grant supports transformative research on aging and marginalization
Categories: Amanda Grenier, Faculty, ResearchThe University of Toronto and the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work are proud to announce that Dr. […]
Dementia research must include voices of those with lived experience
Categories: Amanda Grenier, FacultyA new Canadian study has found that people living with dementia (PLWD) are often excluded from research […]
Amanda Grenier to speak on “Centering the Lived Experiences and Rights of Older Adults in Public Policy” at a Global Café hosted by the International Federation on Ageing (IFA)
Categories: Amanda Grenier, FacultyProfessor Amanda Grenier will be the featured guest at a Global Café hosted by the International Federation […]
Amanda Grenier aims to spark action to address rising homelessness among older people
Categories: Amanda Grenier, Faculty, ResearchTo improve services and meet community needs, policy makers and other professionals need a clearly defined and […]
Can AI be ageist? Professor Amanda Grenier is part of a research team now working to find out
Categories: Amanda GrenierDo Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems discriminate against older adults? Charlene Chu, an assistant professor at U of […]
New book co-edited by Amanda Grenier offers a thought-provoking overview of precarity and ageing
Categories: Amanda Grenier, FacultyA new book edited by co-edited by Professor Amanda Grenier explores the risks and insecurities that older […]