This event is the first of three days of discussion and collaboration for scholars interested in ageing and its association with data. Day one is an invite-only full day of presentations and participatory workshops that will explore how we can use creative, co-design and innovative research methods to explore ageing with and through data.

In this event, key scholars working in the space of older adults and datafication will be invited to think creatively about past, present, and future social practices and imaginaries.

Across the three days, we will explore questions including: What data can tell us about aging and aging well? And what are the inherent ageisms in understanding datafication and mundane automation? How can we challenge these ageisms? How can creative research methods provide new insights into aging, ageism and its cultural imaginaries?

Time	Session	Presenters
9am-9:30am	Arrival & welcome	Professor Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol and Distinguished Professor Larissa Hjorth
9:30am-11:30am	Presentations and Q&A	TBC
11:30am-12pm	Coffee break	N/A
12pm-2pm	Presentations and Q&A	TBC
2pm-3pm	Lunch	N/A
3pm-5pm	Participatory Workshop	Dr Caitlin McGrane (RMIT University)

This event is co-hosted by RMIT Europe and the Open University of Catalonia in Barcelona as part of the AiD (SSHRC Aging in Data) project and the Ageing in and through Data Discovery project (Australian Research Council, DP230103075).

Questions about the event can be directed to Dr Caitlin McGrane (caitlin.mcgrane[at]rmit.edu.au).

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