Wendy Martin
Tabytha Wells
Loredana Ivan
Guillaume W. Jabbour
Anne Caines and Sarita Israel
Barb Marshall
Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol
Shannon Hebblethwaite
Sally Chivers
Wendy Martin, Brunel University of London, talks about what data means in her work and in her life. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Tabytha Wells, Trent University, talks about what data means in her work and in her life. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Loredana Ivan, Professor, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest, Romania, talks about what data means in her work and in her life. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Guillaume W. Jabbour, PhD candidate, Communication Studies, Concordia University talks about what data means in his work and in his life. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Anne Caines, RECAA, and Sarita Israel, Coordinator, Domain of Expertise to Counter Mistreatment of Older Adults, CREGÉS, talk about what data means in their work and in their lives. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Barb Marshall, Professor Emeritus, Sociology, Trent University talks about what data means in her work and in her life. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol, Professor in the Faculty of Information and Communication Sciences, Universtat Obera de Catalunya, talks about what data means in her work and in her life. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Shannon Hebblethwaite, Professor, Applied Human Sciences, Concordia University, talks about what data means in her work and in her life. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. A podcard created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is by Guillaume W. Jabbour
Sally Chivers, Professor, Trent University, talks about what data means in her work and in her life.. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. Podcards created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is Guillaume W. Jabbour
Cal Biruk, Associate Professor, Anthropology, and Nicole Dalmer, Associate Professor and Acting Director, Gilbrea Centre, McMaster University, talk about what data means to them in their work and in their lives. This audio snapshot offers a peek into what our international research team is learning and studying together about how data impacts and governs how we grow old in our communities. Podcards created by Yusi Chang, Sally Chivers, Eric Craven, Guillaume Jabbour, Kim Sawchuk, & Tabytha Wells. Learn more about us and our research at www.agingindata.ca We are grateful to the Social Science and Research Council of Canada for their support. Music is Guillaume W. Jabbour