News & Updates

In an article in The Conversation, A/Prof Ágnes Szabó and A/Prof Mary Breheney discuss the recent anti-immigrant remarks from politicians and how they are linked to lifetime experiences of racism faced by migrants, such as the Chinese community, in New Zealand. Their discussion is based on research findings from interviews with Chinese people who had migrated to Aotearoa New Zealand as adults about their life course experiences.

In a news article in The Conversation, Dr. Ágnes Szabó and colleagues report their findings on a poorly understood form of elder abuse...

We are delighted to welcome Luke van Velzen to the team as a Master's student. For his thesis, he is exploring narratives of ageing...

We have recently welcomed Sandaru Hettiarachchi to the team as a Master's student. For her thesis, she is exploring how Sri Lankan...

We are excited to welcome Thilanthi Kaluarachchige Dona to the team as a Master's student. For her thesis, she is looking at potential...

It is our pleasure to have Vy Trần back to the team as a research assistant. She is currently doing her PhD about Asian health worker's...

Welcome - Kia ora! It’s been another busy year for our Team. We have completed the Life Course History Interview data collection,...

The first Ageing Migrants in Aotearoa Policy Seminar took place on Friday 28th October 2022 in Wellington. Three of our research team and...

Click here to register for the Ageing Migrants in Aotearoa Policy Seminar.

Dr Ágnes Szabó has written a blog post for the International Society of Critical Health Psychology on the role that criticality plays in...

We would like to wish a warm welcome to Tram who is a returning student to Victoria University of Wellington. Tram is originally from...

Our team would like to wish a warm welcome to SockHwee Tan. SockHwee is a returning student, currently pursuing a Master’s degree in...

It is a pleasure to welcome Vy Trần to the team. Vy is going to work on the project over summer to help design a health and wellbeing...