The Experiences of Social Exclusion and Inclusion Among People Aging with Neurodiversity and Their Families
The Experiences of Social Exclusion and Inclusion Among People Aging with Neurodiversity and Their Families
Our research project explores experiences of social exclusion and inclusion among neurodiverse older adults and their family caregivers in Montreal and Quebec City. Our goal is to collect people’s stories about their experiences of growing older, their housing realities and needs, and their social networks and supports. We will also speak with service providers to gain their perspectives on the realities and challenges facing older adults living with neurodiversity and their aging family caregivers.
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This project formed part of the 2024 CREGÉS Symposium. See the conference proceedings here: videos, presentations, and tools
Principal Investigator: Shari Brotman
Co-investigator: Tamara Sussman, Émilie Raymond, Élise Milot, Lach, Lucyna, Deshaies, Marie-Hélène, Pacheco, Laura
Collaborator: Anna Andrianova, Dickson, Daniel, Zelda Freitas, Julien Simard
Funded by:
Fonds de recherche du Québec – Société et culture - programme Action concertée – Programme de recherche sur les personnes aînées vivant des dynamiques de marginalisation et d’exclusion sociale Duration: 2020-2025
Amount: 190,125.00 $
CREGÉS - Démarrage Duration: 2020-2025Amount: 5,000.00 $
Research Axes: 2, 5
Theme: Caregiving, Population diversity, Living in society