The Transforming Care Conferences Symposia are parallel sessions focussing on a particular and topical theme.
Each Symposium is organized by a Symposium Chair and includes up to four identified paper authors who will present their papers during the session. One or more Discussants will comment on the papers.
2025 Symposia:
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- The impact of the financial costs of care on the social and human rights of older adults
- Talking about rights in LTC: a polysemic pool of terms and ideas
- New research on ageing and care: key findings of the Centre of Excellence in Research on Ageing and Care (CoE AgeCare)
- A new metric to assess long-term care as a human right: care poverty and unmet needs
- Understanding, enhancing and sustaining the quality of life at work for long-term care workers
- Understanding inequalities in long-term care needs and care provision using quantitative methods: QAR-Net Care Network
- Long-term care (LTC) policies and intergenerational care support in China
- Routes out of the care crisis: exploring care system innovations in comparative perspective
- Equal social rights to care and living environments for older people – a question of collaboration: CollAge
- The right to access and provide quality long-term care
- Strengthening supports available to long-term care workers and informal carers for improving their resilience and mental well-being through care partnerships – the EU WELL CARE project
- Transforming care in the lives of people with learning disabilities and their family carers through co-production research
- The FAMCARE project: care and wellbeing in Dutch families in different policy contexts
- Ambivalent care and (non)emancipatory human rights approaches