AAG Action

AAG is committed to addressing the issues raised  by older adults and those who work with them.  We do so through our response to provincial government initiatives, interaction with the Canadian Association on Gerontology, dialogue with other provincial gerontology groups such as the Alberta Gerontological Nurses Association, and the work of our own committees.

2022 Challenging Ageism Webinars

• The Impacts of Ageism on Canadian Society

2021- 2022 Annual Report

• AAG Annual Report 2021 – 2022

2021 AAG Living Well Speaker Series Webinars

1. Living Well in the Community
2. Living Well in Supportive Housing
3. Living Well in Long Term Care Centres
4. Living Well with Restorative Care
5. Living Well with Dementia
6. Supporting Wellness for Family Caregivers
7. Living Well at End of Life

Policy Advocacy 2020

• 2020 – AAG Older Albertans Living Well Policy Report

Policy Advocacy 2019

• 2019 – VISION 2030 for Seniors Services Symposium

Policy Advocacy – Our History

• 2005 – A History of The Alberta Association on Gerontology: 1980 – 2005
• 2005 – Submission to the MLA Task Force on Continuing Care Health Service and Accommodation Standards
• 2003 – A Letter to The Honourable Stan Woloshyn
• 2002 – Summit Report
• 2002 – Summit Executive Summary
• 2001 – AAG Response to the Report, “A Framework for Reform”