Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse

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The content of this site is curated for and provided by elder abuse stakeholders from across Canada. We offer
A national platform for knowledge dissemination
A way to connect and collaborate with your peers and with experts
An overview of available resources, research and promising projects
A source of information for concerned individuals

We connect people and organizations, foster the exchange of reliable information, and advance program and policy development.

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Project: Increasing Access to Justice for Older Victims of Sexual Assault (2017-2020)

We just published two new resources: discover our first literature review and the first of our Research Snapshots today!
Check out all our available resources here

New Blog Posts:

CNPEA at the Round Table on a National Seniors Strategy
Portraying later life as it is – A photo-story project that aims to conquer ageism
Contextualizing Interdisciplinarity as Disposition in Abuse Research
Spot The Signs: New Edmonton Police Service Elder Abuse Video

New resources & publications

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Latest From the Blog

CNPEA at the Round Table on a National Seniors Strategy
By Denise Lemire On November 27, 2018, Denise Lemire, a member of CNPEA's board of directors, participated in a round table organized by Rachel Blaney, NDP MP in Ottawa. No less than 25 stakeholders...
Portraying later life as it is – A photo-story project that aims to conquer ageism
By the Seniors of Canada Team When it comes to later life, in mainstream media, we find that you typically see two themes: the Viagra/Freedom 55-type photos — affluent, attractive retirees dancing or...
Putting Humpty Together Again: Contextualizing Interdisciplinarity as Disposition in Abuse Research
By Stephany Peterson Putting Humpty Together Again: Contextualizing interdisciplinarity as disposition in abuse researchMusings from the MMFC Conference, UNB, Fall 2018 Excerpts from the essay,...
"Spot The Signs": New Edmonton Police Service Elder Abuse Video
The Edmonton Police Service just released a new video to illustrate some of the signs that can be indicators of abuse or neglect. Via the Edmonton Police Service page "How to Help Abused Seniors"How...