The Ageing Commons: Where Research Drives the Future of Aging Services
LeadingAge and the Global Ageing Network are uniting for their 2025 conferences, bringing together more than 6,500 global experts to Boston, Massachusetts, USA, from November 1–5, 2025. At the heart of this historic event lies The Ageing Commons, a dynamic networking and learning space.
In this space, leading researchers will unveil groundbreaking studies addressing the most pressing challenges in the field, from sustainable care models and workforce development to person-centered approaches and technological integration.
The Ageing Commons
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Exchange
Network with peers from around the world, exchanging ideas and best practices.
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Explore
Delve into cutting-edge research and innovative ideas.
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Engage
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Enjoy
Experience a vibrant community full of innovation and collaboration.
Our call for research abstracts is open! Topics could include:
- Creating a sustainable workforce
- Improving models of care and innovative models of care and service delivery
- Sustainable environments for care settings/services
- Person-centered care
- Technology and ethical issues around artificial intelligence (AI)
- Evaluations of music, visual arts, or creativity programs and other innovative programs
- Human rights of older persons
- Changing demography needs
- Diet/nutrition/wellness for older persons
- Palliative and end-of-life care
Whether exploring new care models, the ethical implications of emerging technologies, or the evolving needs of diverse aging populations, The Ageing Commons is a dedicated platform for sharing, exploring, and discussing the latest research in aging
Submit your research abstract by March 1 and join us in Boston to be part of a global dialogue dedicated to advancing care and improving quality of life for all.
Please note: Due to the interactive nature of this opportunity, researchers are encouraged to attend the conference in person. Limited registration fee support is available for eligible participants.
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