Diversity is at the heart of the society we live in. Diversity in ageing is just one manifestation of our heterogeneous community, but of course one in which CEPAR has a keen research interest.
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CEPAR Research Fellow Dr Natasha Ginnivan recently provided a submission on the ageing prisoner population to the United Nations (UN) Independent Expert on the Rights of Older Persons, for the forthcoming report to the Human Rights Council in 2022 on older persons deprived of their liberty.
CEPAR researchers were recently awarded two new research grants to inform workplace policy and practice.
In this Austaxpolicy article CEPAR researchers Dr Jane Fry and Associate Professor Jeromey Temple of the University of Melbourne, with Professor Lisa Farrell of RMIT University, analyse the incidence and drivers of energy poverty among the older population.
CEPAR at Curtin University is pleased to announce the launch of our CEPAR 'Mature Workers in Organisations' Small Grant Award Scheme.
CEPAR Chief Investigator Professor Warwick McKibbin has been appointed as inaugural Senior Academic Fellow at the e61 Institute.
A recent paper published by CEPAR researchers Dr Jane Fry and Associate Professor Jeromey Temple of the University of Melbourne, with Professor Lisa Farrell of RMIT University, finds differences in retirement income arrangements lead to energy poverty differences.
CEPAR Associate Investigator Professor Julie Byles has been honoured with an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for her distinguished service to medical research, to gerontology, and to professional scientific organisations.
CEPAR researchers Dr George Kudrna, Dr Katja Hanewald, Dr Yuanyuan Deng, Cheng Wan and Tin Long Ho present their latest research at the annual Netspar International Pension Workshop on January 26 and 27, 2022.