Aging in Community Education & Research
The legendary cellist Pablo Casals was asked why he continued to practice at age 90. 'Because I think I'm improving', he replied.
Community of Interest
The Aging in Community Education and Research (ACER) Community of Interest provides an informal opportunity for Humber faculty, staff, students, and external participants to connect for conversations about their shared interest in topics related to aging. The community meets monthly on the third Thursday of the month from 12:00–1:00 p.m. virtually. Currently, we are hosting the Humber ACER Innovation and Impact Series. These sessions are designed to showcase innovative approaches to research and community impact, with presenters from diverse areas of aging sharing their expertise and perspectives. Join us to learn from leading experts and be part of the conversation shaping the future of aging.
Upcoming Session
Topic:
Response Solutions to Demographic Shifts: Role of International Standards in Smart Multigenerational Neighbourhood
Date:
June 18, 2026
Mark Venning
Mark Venning Founding Change Rangers in 1996, Mark is a researcher, writer and commentator on topics regarding social and business aspects of ageing populations and the changing concepts of a longevity society. In 2023, Mark contributed to the development of the COURAGE “Action for Better Aging” initiative. He is also an Associate Member of the International Federation on Aging.
Jeanne Bank
Jeanne Bank is an internationally recognized standards development professional.She currently serves as the International Secretary for the Communications Group for ISO Technical Committee 314 on Ageing Societies. She is also an active volunteer on health care boards and committees in London, ON. She is a Certified Association Executive (CAE) and holds a Certificate in Public Participation.