Australian Institute for Intergenerational Practice

AIIP 4th Annual Conference

The Australian Institute for Intergenerational Practice (AIIP) hosted its 4th Annual Conference on February 21–22, 2025, at Torrens University’s Surry Hills Campus in Sydney. Themed “Connecting Generations for Life,” the event brought together practitioners, researchers, and enthusiasts to explore the transformative power of intergenerational connections. The conference commenced with a keynote address by Professor Susan

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CONNECTING GENERATIONS: The City of Burnside is proud to support Estia Health Kensington Gardens and Kensington Gardens

Preschool in a heart-warming program that bridges generational gaps and improves the wellbeing of residents and students alike. With their close proximity on either side of Kensington Road, the pairing is a natural fit. Throughout the year, two groups of students take turns visiting the aged care facility, spending time with residents and forming connections.

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4th Annual Conference Registrations now open

Following our call for abstracts we have had a great response from intergenerational practitioners and young academics so we are looking at a great field of speakers at the 4th Annual conference which will be held at the Torrens University in Sydney, Surry Hills Campus on 21 & 22 February 2025. The event will highlight

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Rite Now! with Meals on Wheels SA

In 2023, Meals on Wheels took a significant step towards fostering stronger community connections by launching intergenerational playgroups across South Australia. These playgroups have quickly become a beloved part of our programs, bringing together older adults, toddlers, and their families for joyful, creative sessions. Whether it’s crafting, acting playfully, or just being a little silly,

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ABC TV Series Impact Evaluation

Associate Professor Katrina Radford is leading an evaluation of the impact of the ABC Television’s docu-series on intergenerational practice Old Peoples Home for 4 Year Olds and Old Peoples Home for Teenagers with her colleagues, Emeritus Professor Anneke Fitzgerald and Associate Professor Jennifer Cartmel. This study, funded by the ABC, is designed to evaluate the

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Embraced produces regional iteration of the 100 portraits of centenarians

As you know the national iteration of The Centenarian Portrait Project by Teenagers  came to a close with an exhibition in May last year.  However when Hyphen Wodonga Library Gallery  came knocking, Embraced couldn’t turn down the invitation to run a local iteration in their home state.   Over the last months, they’ve worked closely with eight teenagers and

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