Dr. Gallistl, PhD, is an assistant professor of gerontology at Karl Landsteiner University in Krems, Austria. Her research explores ageing through the lens of material gerontology, examining how materialities - from technological devices to natural landscapes - shape the co-constitution of ageing.

Through everyday care and engagement these multispecies connections transcend risk, suggesting climate gerontology can learn from how humans and non-humans age together amid environmental and social change.

In her seminar Dr. Gallistl reimagines aging in a changing climate, showing how older adults in a rural Austrian town form "odd-kin" bonds with humans and non-humans.

‼️Your identity will remain anonymous, & your insights will help inform more effective & equitable workplace policies for older workers. This is a unique opportunity to share your experiences & contribute to meaningful change.
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Are you 55+, currently employed/actively looking for work in Canada? If so, you are invited to participate in a study on workplace ageism. This includes a 1-hour online interview, a full-day in-person arts-based session at McMaster University (Hamilton, ON), & a virtual group analysis discussion.

Wow! Congratulations, Dana! This is amazing!

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Thank you, Rebecca! It was truly lovely getting to reconnect in Spain!