Projects

Image courtesy of McCord Museum

Sharing our Memories, our Stories

Image by Gerd Altman

The Art of Belonging

engAGE Living Lab (Temporarily closed due to COVID-19)

Le lit berceur

Enhancing AGEncy: Understanding the Potential for Older Adults’ Use of Digital Technology

B/OLD: Aging in our City

The Consortium for the early identification of Alzheimer’s disease

Beyond the Body: Recasting Aging Summer School

Pioneers of the Canadian Space Industry

Learning in the Third Age

Finding Better Games for Older Adults

Bilingual Speech Comprehension and Aging

Urban Witnesses: Episodes in a Changing City

Montreal's 'Age Friendly City' Consultation Excludes Seniors: An Open Letter to the Mayor

Grannies on the Net

Virtual Graveyards Project

Portable Devices for Vision Enhancement in Older Adults

Retinal and Cognitive Function Database

Exploring the Meaning of Deep and Sustained Friendships for People with Dementia

Aging in the 21st Century Workplace: The Career Motivation of Mature Workers

Catching the Baton: Exploring Relational Factors that Elicit Tacit Knowledge Transfer

Coupling of Neural Oscillations in Sleep, in Relation to Cognition, Aging, and Alzheimer’s Disease

Insomnia Symptoms in Later Life and the Relationship with Cognitive Function

Evaluating Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia with Benzodiazepine Withdrawal on Cognitive Function and Sleep Quality

Knowledge to Action Processes Through Communities of Practice

Developing, Implementing and Evaluating Deprescribing Guidelines for the Elderly

Search for Natural Chemicals That Delay Aging and Kill Cancer Cells

The Politics of Social Gerontology

Personnes âgées et solidarités locales – PASOLO

Singing and Bereavement

The Work Attitudes of Mature Employees

Engaging Generations at a Childcare Centre

The Impact of Hearing Impairment on Mobility - Moving from Lab to Life

Age Related Differences in Cognitive Control

Mobility, Exercise, and Cognitive Training

Cooking skills training for maintaining balanced nutrition, socialization, and cognition in older adults

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