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In the video below, Arun Himawan, Research Fellow at ILC-UK and Member of the ILC Global Alliance Committee on Gender and Ageing argues that if we want a society that works for all ages, it also needs to be a society that works for all genders, all ethnicities, all sexualities, all abilities.

The ILC Global Alliance Gender and Ageing Committee will be hosting a number of discussion webinars this year to better understand the intersection between age and gender.

On Wednesday, 2 June 2021. the ILC Global Alliance Gender and Ageing committee will be hosting a discussion on how gender impacts on health and wellbeing in an ageing world.

Find out more and register here.

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