Hui WenBrandeis UniversityShared and Unshared Pain: The Aging Generation and Bodily Governance in Urban China Meena RamaduguUniversity of OklahomaDeath and Personhood in Hyderabad: End of Life Care in India’s Palliative Care Institutions
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Graduate: Christopher ZraunigPh.D. Candidate / Graduate Student 2025-2026Department of AnthropologyPrinceton University Sexual Access and the Edges of “Diversity-Sensitive Care” Honorable Mention: Skylar Tiange KaatPh.D. Candidate in Anthropology and EducationColumbia University Raising the Self All Over Again: Learning and Aging Beyond the Seniors University of China Undergraduate: Angela XuUndergraduate Student 2025-2026Department of AnthropologyUniversity of Toronto A
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Friday, December 6, 2024 12:00 – 1:00 EST Via Zoom: https://umass-amherst.zoom.us/j/96503431622
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Congratulations to the 2024 winners of the Margaret Clark Award! This year’s undergraduate prize has been awarded to Azzah Kania Budianto and Sayf Muhammad Alaydrus for their cowritten paper: “Aging into Fabulousness: A Preliminary Study on Successful Aging According to Senior and Young Gay Men in Indonesia.” Azzah Kania Budianto and Sayf Muhammad Alaydrus Department
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AAGE is pleased to announce its annual call for outstanding graduate and undergraduate student papers to compete for the 2024 Margaret Clark Award. This award supports the continued pursuit of work following the example of M. Margaret Clark, a pioneer in the multidisciplinary study of socio-cultural gerontology and medical anthropology, and a scholar committed to
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The Association of Aging, Gerontology, and the Life Course (AAGE) is hosting a discussion of Fumilayo Showers’ Migrants Who Care: West Africans Working and Building Lives in U.S. Health Care (Rutgers University Press, 2023) on Friday, May 10th, 12-1pm (Eastern, North America) via Zoom. About the book: As the U.S. population ages and as health
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We are excited to announce that Anthropology & Aging has just published its latest issue 45(1), which you can read here: https://anthro-age.pitt.edu/ojs/anthro-age/issue/view/45. This issue includes two original research articles that deal with perceptions of well-being in Chile and pet robots in dementia care in Denmark; a new conversation in our “Aging Talks” section; a Commentary
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We had an intense time of sharing and learning at the AAGE 2024 conference, held in association with the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The sky was beautiful, the food was delicious, and the company was collegial and interesting. One highlight was a tour of an exhibit of artwork by
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The Association of Aging, Gerontology, and the Life Course (AAGE) is hosting a discussion of Tanja Ahlin’s Calling Family: Digital Technologies and the Making of Transnational Care Collectives (Rutgers University Press, 2023) via Zoom on Friday, April 12, 12-1pm (Eastern North America). About the book: How do digital technologies shape both how people care for
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Two winners of the Jacob Climo travel award have been selected to receive a small grant for travel to the 2024 AAGE Conference to be held in conjunction with SfAA on March 26-31 in Santa Fe, New Mexico: Jessica Bytautas and Sheridan Conty. Jessica Bytautas is a PhD candidate in the Dalla Lana School of
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