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Myths and Facts about Race and Family Caregiving in Aging
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Myths and Facts about Race and Family Caregiving in Aging
A Panel Discussion with:
Wanda Mitchell, Director of Community Engagement, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging
Philip Lai, Coffee Cup Branch Manager, Philadelphia Senior Center
Joanna Rosario, Administrator, Sewell Senior Citizens Center Adult Day Care
Moderated by Lois Evans, Co-Chair, Penn's Village Inclusiveness & Diversity Committee
Sponsored by the Inclusiveness & Diversity Committee as part of its series on Racism & Aging
Stereotypes abound about how different cultural and racial groups approach aging and the care of their seniors. These include beliefs about daily life issues, quality of life, and help needed and provided. In reality, preferences for ‘independence v. family care’; utilization or refusal of long-term care services; reliance on gendered role assignments for caregiving, and/or a goal to ‘age gracefully’ may each differ across and within cultures.
Our panelists will share common beliefs and attitudes on this topic from a cultural/racial perspective, including how these may have been influenced by institutional racism. Join Asian, Latino, and Black panelists as they explore stereotypes and reveal common themes that can help inform Penn’s Village volunteer services and supports for older adults in our community.
When:
Wednesday, February 22, 2023, 2:00 PM until 3:30 PM
Videoconference information will be provided in an email once payment is received.
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Registration is required before Wednesday, February 22, 2023 at 1:00 PM
Payment In Full In Advance Only
This will be an online event hosted via Zoom Conferencing. You do not need a Zoom account but you will need to download and install the Zoom app on your computer or mobile device to join the event. Please email us at tech@pennsvillage.org in advance if you need assistance installing the Zoom app or check our new Zoom Instructions. If you cannot join the event using your computer or mobile device and the Zoom app, you can join the event via teleconference and hear the audio portion.
You will receive an email a few days before the event as well as on the day of the event with a link to the meeting, the Meeting ID, call-in telephone numbers and instructions for joining the meeting.
Registration cancellations will be accepted
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Capacity:
90
Available Slots:
66
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