Forthcoming Event
Rethinking Ageism: From Age Differentiation to Age Inequality From differentiation to inequality: establishing the conceptual terrain of ageism
About the Speaker
Professor Liat Ayalon — Bar-Ilan University, Israel
Liat Ayalon, PhD, is a Professor in the School of Social Work, at Bar Ilan University, Israel. Prof. Ayalon is currently funded by European Research Council (ERC-Advanced) to reduce ageism in the second half of life. She is also funded by the Israel Science Foundation to study intergenerational relations in the context of climate change and by the Volkswagen Foundation in collaboration with colleagues in Germany (Dr. von Kutzleben and Prof. Schweda) to study moral dilemmas in migrant home care arrangements. She is also funded by the Binational Science Foundation (in collaboration with Prof. Carr) to study social integration in the age of climate change and by the ISF-DFG funding mechanism (in collaboration with Prof. Rothermund) to study descriptive versus prescriptive age stereotypes. She was the coordinator of an international EU funded Ph.D. program on the topic of ageism (EuroAgeism.eu; 2017-2022). Between 2014 and 2018, Prof. Ayalon has led an international research network on the topic of ageism, funded through COST (Cooperation in Science and Technology; COST IS1402, notoageism.com). She consults both national and international organizations concerning the development and evaluation of programs and services for older adults. In recognition of her work, Prof. Ayalon was selected by the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing as one of 50 world leaders working to transform the world to be a better place in which to grow older.
This event is part of a seminar series:
Michaelmas 2026 Seminar Series: When Age Differentiation Becomes Age Inequality: Rethinking Ageism
Ageing is universal. But what age comes to mean — and the consequences those meanings have — is socially shaped. This eight-week online seminar series from the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing rethinks ageism across the life course, encompassing younger as well as older people while recognising that their experiences, structural positions and relations of power may differ. ...
Event Details
15 October 2026 14:00 - 16 October 2026 03:00
Location
Online & 45 Banbury Rd

