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.

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.

Join AGHE colleagues for a reflective conversation about the “rose” and “thorn” moments of teaching this academic year. Share your most challenging and most energizing teaching experiences and look forward to the opportunities and goals you hope to carry into next year.

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.

For older single women who choose to age abroad, pets provide far more than companionship—they offer emotional support, daily structure, a sense of security, and a strong connection to identity and a sense of belonging. This webinar explores research on women living in Panama and introduces P.A.L.S.™ (Pet Awareness for Living Safely), an innovative LiDAR-based fall-prevention system inspired by the important role pets play in supporting safer aging in place.

Four global experts share real-world lessons on scaling dementia prevention across countries, technologies, and care settings.

Webinar features editors from leading academic journals focused on older adults and aging. Learn about the scope and focus of these journals, gain insights into their peer-review process, and discover what it takes to get research published in this field. Q and A to follow.