Join us for this webinar showcasing how members are leaning into their roles as Scientist-Citizens. Discover how these members are committed to proactive public engagement that improves understanding of science and policies that support all of us as we age. Hear directly from Scientist-Citizen members working at the federal, state, and local level to improve the lives of older people and bolster the public’s understanding of the importance of science.

Join SRPP for a dynamic convening that will feature mini-talks from multiple GSA members who are engaged in collaborative action research with nonprofit and public agencies. Breakout rooms will take place after the presentations where attendees can talk more about their research, methods and career development considerations for community-engaged gerontology.

This webinar features contributions from the special issue of the Psychological Sciences, The Journals of Gerontology, Series B, “Social Determinants of Gerontological Health, Functioning, and Well-Being.” Moderated by Regina Wright and Samuele Zilioli, each presenter will present their study to advance our understanding of how social determinants shape aging-related health outcomes.

This is the third webinar of GSA's 2026 Climate & Aging Webinar Series, exploring the intersection of aging and climate change. Presentation 1: The Five C's of Climate Change and Caregiving, Angie Perone, UC Berkeley, Taylor Brown, UC Berkeley, Leixuri Urrutia-Pujana, Universidad del País Vasco, and Kate Fletcher, UC Berkeley Presentation 2: Meaning in Life and Pro-Environmental Behavior Across Adulthood, Ajit Singh Mann, Loyola Marymount University

This webinar will introduce attendees to the National Study of Caregiving (NSOC) and the National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS) data, and demonstrate how to use these rich data sources in their research on late-life care. The webinar will provide an overview of the data, including the study design and content, and attendees will also learn how to find more information and resources after the webinar.

Recent changes to federal research funding have led more people to seek financial support from non-profit and foundation sources. To help us navigate the current landscape of foundational grants, ESPO has brought together three individuals to offer strategies for funding success.

Join Sarah Canham, PhD, FGSA, and Benjamin Henwood, PhD, MSW, for a thought-provoking webinar highlighting recent research from The Gerontologist’s Special Issue on Homelessness and Aging. This session will feature presentations from authors examining permanent supportive housing (PSH) interventions that promote stability and well-being among older adults with experiences of homelessness.

The professional realities of working in aging and gerontology can look very different across regions of the world. This Career Conversation will explore these international perspectives by highlighting how careers in aging are experienced and developed across different global regions.

This webinar provides tangible ways to market programs effectively. The speaker will discuss strategies to get the word out about the importance of gerontology education.

GSA Forum: Connecting Health Care, Public Health, and Community for Dementia Detection and Care is your opportunity to move from knowing to doing. Connect with leaders in clinical care, research, and public health who are driving real change through the KAER (kickstart, assess, evaluate, refer) framework.