The right of Alexander Peine, Barbara L. Marshall, Wendy Martin, and Louis Neven to be
identified as the authors of the editorial material, and of the authors for their individual …

This paper presents a narrative literature review that addresses the issue of how disabled
and aging people access the arts through technology. Our review synthesized 56 studies …

In this article, we re-vision Anishinaabe, crip and queer futures of aging against and beyond
dominant successful aging narratives by drawing on our archive of digital/multimedia videos …

Demographic ageing and the rapid advancement of technology–especially digital
technologies–are two trends that drive profound societal change. In this introduction, we set …

Ageism is arguably one of the least challenged forms of discrimination globally and
manifests in many obvious and subtle ways. Situating our conversation within the context of …

The question of how to apply care ethics to institutions and social policies has been much
discussed, with recent research expanding the scope of care ethics policy analysis to policy …

Seeking to support qualitative researchers in the artful development of feminist care
scholarship, our goal here is to 'look back'on how we have conceptualized the problems of …

During COVID-19, emergency measures, such as physical distancing and program
restrictions, have reduced community-based supports for PLWD and their caregivers …

This article examines how older motherhood and older mothers are problematised and
represented in key Canadian policy texts on 'delayed childbearing'and 'advanced maternal …

Background: Multiple sclerosis is a progressive degenerative disorder that frequently
involves the development of physical and emotional changes, including loss of limb function …