Belinda C

“Being part of the AAG family provides me with the opportunity to share my research, support my fellow peers, and connect with like minded professionals in the ageing space."

Claire O

“Being part of the AAG community has been a great opportunity to engage with a diverse range of like-minded researchers, clinicians, industry representatives and policy makers from across Australia."

Jo A

“My membership with AAG has given me an opportunity to network with academics and industry leaders with a shared interest in ageing. And my AAG Research Trust grant has been incredibly valuable in building my research career."

Tim W

“As a university-based academic, being a member of the AAG provides great opportunities to connect with people from other industries and research disciplines who all share a common goal of promoting opportunities for individuals and societies to age well.”  

Ash H

“AAG membership has been a wonderful resource in my career to date. It has allowed me to connect with key stakeholders involved in Australian ageing issues, develop skills via committee membership and access sources of grant funding to support my research goals."

Sam C

"Being a member of AAG provides opportunities to access experts and research evidence that allows me to grow as a researcher in the ageing field."

Danny H

"It's the shared sense of purpose of members and the networks that can be developed."

Amanda K

"As an interdisciplinary researcher, I enjoy being a member of AAG for the diversity in its membership. There’s real value in connecting with other researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and community members living and working within the ageing space."

Kasia L

“AAG membership allows me to meet like-minded people focused on supporting people ageing well, and to expand my skills and experience within special interest groups, including the Student and Early Career Group and the Grants Committee."

Vasi N

“As a geriatrician, I think it is very important that we interact at a research and policy level with other disciplines, sectors and interests. In Australia, AAG is the only national organisation that provides opportunities for cross-disciplinary discussion and collaboration to improve the experience of ageing.”