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International Conference on Aging, Gerontology, and Cultural Studies

📅 2–3 Feb 2027 📍 Gbarnga, Liberia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the diverse cultural narratives surrounding aging and how they shape individual and collective identities. It aims to understand the role of cultural practices in influencing perceptions of the elderly across different societies.

This session focuses on the dynamics of intergenerational relationships and their impact on social care practices. It examines how familial and societal structures influence the care provided to the elderly.

This track investigates how aging individuals negotiate their identities in the context of changing societal norms. It highlights the intersection of age, culture, and personal narratives in shaping self-perception.

This session addresses the multifaceted aspects of health and wellbeing among aging populations. It emphasizes the importance of holistic approaches to health that consider social, psychological, and cultural factors.

This track examines the implications of demographic shifts on social policy related to aging. It seeks to analyze how policymakers can respond to the challenges posed by an aging society.

This session explores the cultural narratives surrounding longevity and their implications for societal attitudes towards aging. It aims to understand how different cultures celebrate or stigmatize the concept of a long life.

This track investigates the role of memory in the aging process from a cultural perspective. It focuses on how cultural contexts shape the ways in which memories are constructed, preserved, and transmitted across generations.

This session explores the social implications of retirement and the ways in which it affects engagement in community life. It seeks to understand how retirees navigate their roles and identities post-retirement.

This track addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by aging societies in a global context. It encourages discussions on innovative solutions to enhance the quality of life for the elderly.

This session examines the representation of the elderly in various cultural texts and media. It aims to critique and analyze how these representations influence societal attitudes towards aging.

This track focuses on innovative practices and policies in social care for aging populations. It highlights successful case studies and emerging trends that address the needs of the elderly in contemporary society.