Mornings are in slow motion but Iāve lived a fast life.. I spend my time with the polish dancing group and choir… I am part of the Polish-Canadian Womenās Federationā¦Iām …
Seniors of Canada aims to photograph and portray seniors āas they areā to conquer ageism, and overcome common age stereotypes through social media.
Mornings are in slow motion but Iāve lived a fast life.. I spend my time with the polish dancing group and choir… I am part of the Polish-Canadian Womenās Federationā¦Iām …
I migrated to Canada when I was 64, a bit later in life than what is typical…I was forced to leaveā¦it was tough, I was a civil engineer and economistā¦but …
Martha StewartĀ andĀ Snoop DoggĀ are no spring chickens…if you know what I mean”
I didnāt used to think of privilege…I didnāt like the word privilege either because I worked hard, but I have realized thatās not the point…itās not that others didnāt work …
Iām 71 and have been playing tennis for over 30 years…we arenāt going to be diving for the ball but we donāt give up…itās competitive…at our games we donāt have …
One of my proudest moments…May, 2002….I got to play a solo…Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto…With the Dundas group.. now that was ‘nirvana’…Wait, actually…I am most proud of her…Despite everything…She just knuckles through…every …
Under the Seniors of Canada: Hamilton umbrella, undergraduate students had the opportunity to take pictures and gather stories from iconic places and seniors in Hamilton. Through this initiative titled āIconic Ageingā, a collaboration with Associate Dean in the Faculty of Social Sciences at McMaster University, Dr. James Gillett and his students went out and engaged, organize & documented the narratives from seniors at ‘iconic’ places in Hamilton, Ontario for his course on “Representations of Health and Illness Across the Lifecourse”.