This webinar will inform graduate students who are enthusiastic and interested in aging policy and research about the opportunities provided by the O’Neill and Hyer 2026 Summer Policy Internship. Aimed at emerging scholars, this professional development opportunity is named in memory of Kathryn Hyer, MPP, PhD, FGSA, FAGHE, and Greg O’Neill, PhD, who were policy scholars and long-time GSA members.

This webinar highlights findings from Innovation in Aging’s special issue, A Life Course Approach to Aging and Opioid Use, exploring research and solutions to improve care for older adults affected by opioid use.

An international member pre-meeting networking event to prepare for the GSA 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting.

The SRPP Officer Team offers a preview of SRPP events at the GSA Annual Scientific Meeting so that you can make the most of your time in Boston.

The Humanities, Arts, and Cultural Gerontology Advisory Panel provides a preview of humanities events at the GSA Annual Scientific Meeting so that you can make the most of your time in Boston.

This four-part webinar series focuses on bringing your research to the public and advancing the field of aging and science during a time when the public's trust in science is waning.

Thinking about a sabbatical leave, but not sure where to start? Whether you're a faculty member, postdoctoral researcher, or early-career academic, this Career Conversation will offer practical insights on planning, applying, and making the most of sabbatical leave. Join our panel for a dynamic discussion that will help you leverage sabbaticals.

This four-part webinar series focuses on bringing your research to the public and advancing the field of aging and science during a time when the public's trust in science is waning.

If you are an early-career professional interested in advocating for support for your research, this webinar is for you! Join a panel of early-career researchers, later-career academics, and GSA policy experts, who will share experiences of advocacy and give you the resources you need for success! This discussion, exclusively for ESPO members, will give you the tips and tools you need to advocate for your research within your institutions and to your elected representatives.

This webinar will feature studies in the newly published special issue of the Social Sciences section of The Journals of Gerontology, Series B, “Family Dynamics and Diversity among Older Adults in the 21st Century.” Moderated by Guest Associate Editors Puk Teerawichitchainan and Mieke Beth Thomeer.