Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group

Description

The Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group (MUARG) brings together researchers from a wide variety of disciplinary backgrounds. We are committed to working with national, regional and local government, third-sector organisations, NGOs, and older people, to promote 'age-friendly' urban environments.

Acronym	MUARG
Effective start/end date	23/06/21 → …

Participants

Buffel, Tine (Researcher)
Bagnall, Kirsty (Researcher)
Barron, Amy (Researcher)
Cotterell, Natalie (Researcher)
Doran, Patricia (Researcher)
Goff, Mhorag (Researcher)
Hammond, Mark (Researcher)
Lang Reinisch, Luciana (Researcher)
Lewis, Alan (Researcher)
Lewis, Camilla (Researcher)
Mcgarry, Paul (Researcher)
Nazroo, James (Researcher)
Phillipson, Christopher (Researcher)
Swift, Laura (Researcher)
Tenquist, Miriam (Researcher)
White, Stefan (Researcher)
Yarker, Sophie (Researcher)
Zhang, Nan (Researcher)

Organisations

Related information

Covid-19 and inequality: developing an age-friendly strategy for recovery in low income communities

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

Translating Research into Action: involving older people in co-producing knowledge about age-friendly neighbourhood intervention