Through their lenses: Creativity, wellbeing and women’s experiences of ageing
Presented by Lila Moosad
This study explores the experiences of 18 women who participated in the 500 Strong photography project. The project was part of the Flesh after Fifty series of exhibitions, events and conversations challenging ageing stereotypes and promoting diverse and celebratory images of women. The study identifies the intersecting factors that shape the ageing processes. It contests prevalent ageing narratives and proposes that creativity has an important role in the wellbeing of older women.
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The research team:
Martha Hickey (1, 2), Lila Moosad (1), Cathy Vaughan (1), Jane Davidson (1)
(1) The University of Melbourne
(2) Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne
Contact:
Email Lila Moosad at lila.moosad@unimelb.edu.au or view her University of Melbourne researcher profile here.
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Photograph by Eberhard Grossgasteiger
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