Great news! The Intergenerational Speaker Series has received a New Horizons Seniors Program Grant which will allow us to offer a third year of the series. CALL has partnered with the Nursing Program at Mt. Royal University to offer a series of five lectures in the next year that will bring together older adults and university students to meet and engage in discussion. It will be a unique opportunity for learning and for forming new connections across generations. Over the coming year we will offer 5 events, each beginning with a guest speaker, a panel, a film … something to set the stage and provide a focus for a lively and informative discussion. Following a light lunch snack, we will meet in small intergenerational groups for a facilitated conversation. All the events will take place in the Lincoln Park Room of Mt. Royal University from 11 am to 1pm. Save the Date for 2024-2025: Other events in the series will be held at the same time and place on Watch the CALL newsletter for information about upcoming topics and speakers and link to the program website (www.mru.ca/igss) |
Event 3 Movement for All
Our upcoming Intergenerational Speaker Series (IGSS) event will delve into the profound benefits of physical activity across generations and cultures. Our featured speaker will provide valuable insights into how movement enhances physical and mental well-being, connects people to place and fosters social connections across cultures and generations. Whether you're interested in adapting physical activity for various life stages or in understanding how strengthening our connection to place enhances well-being, this event will provide inclusive, practical strategies to promote vitality for all. Lori Beattie is the author of Calgary’s Best Walks, Calgary’s Best Bike Rides and the owner of Fit Frog Adventures. She connects people to place on guided walks and hikes throughout Calgary and Southern Alberta. Lori writes about the joy of connecting cities on foot and by bike in various publications and presents to groups on the pleasure of self-propelled urban exploration, building community through walking, being a tourist in your own city, and making Calgary feel like home, one step, or pedal, at a time. |
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