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URL:https://events.nfb.ca/events/stolen-time-in-montreal-special-panel-on-
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SUMMARY:Montreal Theatrical *Special panel on March 23
DESCRIPTION:BUY TICKETS\nStolen Time | Helene Klodawsky | 2023 | 85 minutes
  \n\nA compelling call for justice\, Stolen Time follows charismatic elde
 r rights lawyer Melissa Miller as she takes on the corporate for-profit nu
 rsing-home industry—an industry notorious for its lack of transparency a
 nd accountability. As the legal battle unfolds\, families\, frontline care
 givers and change-makers chronicle an urgent crisis with ramifications—a
 nd inspiration—for us all.\n\n*On Saturday\, March 23 there will be a sp
 ecial panel discussion after the screening featuring industry experts:\n\n
 Kim Sawchuk (moderator) \nKim Sawchuk is the Director of engAGE: Centre fo
 r Research on Aging Montreal and the ACTLab (Aging + Communication + Techn
 ology)\, Concordia University. She holds a Concordia University Research C
 hair in Mobile Media Studies and is an active member of the Board of RECAA
 : Respecting Elders Communities Against Abuse.\n\nPatrik Marier (panelist)
 \nPatrik Marier is Professor of Political Science at Concordia University 
 and the Scientific Director of the Center for Research and Expertise in So
 cial Gerontology (CREGÉS) of the West-Central Montreal CIUSSS. His latest
  book\, The Four Lenses of Population Aging: Planning for the Future in Ca
 nada’s Provinces (University of Toronto Press)\, explores the multiple c
 hallenges of planning for an aging population.\n\nLaurel Young (panelist)\
 nLaurel Young is the Graduate Music Therapy Programs Coordinator and an As
 sociate Professor at Concordia University.  She is also the Associate Dir
 ector of engAGE: Concordia’s Centre for Research on Aging. She has over 
 29 years of diverse clinical\, research\, and advocacy experience\, with a
  focus on aging\, dementia\, and end-of-life care. She’s authored multip
 le publications and presented in local\, national and international forums
 .\n\nSandra Smele (panelist)\nSandra Smele is a sociologist who works at t
 he Centre for Research and Expertise in Social Gerontology (CREGES) as Coo
 rdinator of Inclusive Aging\, Diversity\, Health and Well-Being. She has c
 ontributed to several research projects on long term residential care\, an
 d is passionate about improving their living and working conditions\n\nhtt
 ps://vimeo.com/854829647
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CATEGORIES:Paid Event,Screenings,Theatricals
LOCATION:Cinéma du parc\, 3575\, avenue du Parc\, suite 6100\, Montreal\, 
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