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Call for Latebreaker Abstracts

The Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG) is pleased to announce a Call for Latebreaker Abstracts for CAG2025, our 54th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting. The meeting will be held October 23-25, 2025 in Montreal, Quebec at the Hotel Bonaventure Montréal.

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CAG2025 is your opportunity to share your research and other work in the field of aging with your national and international colleagues from a diverse spectrum of disciplines. Abstracts are welcomed from all disciplines and all interests in aging, including research, practice, policy and related areas. International submissions are encouraged.

 

The theme of the 2025 annual meeting is Radical Relationality and Aging: Creativity, Community, Connection. Individuals are encouraged to submit abstracts which address this theme, although all submissions will be given equal consideration.  

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Please note:

  • Latebreaker abstract submissions will be considered for poster presentation only.

  • Latebreaker poster submissions are not eligible for the CIHR Institute of Aging Student Poster Competition.

 

For information about submitting your abstract and accessing the submission system, please read the official Call for Latebreaker Abstracts.

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Submission deadline: September 19, 2025

Submit your Latebreaker!

Download the official Call for Latebreaker Abstracts (PDF) that contains the link to the abstract submission system.

Submit your Latebreaker!

Download the official Call for Latebreaker Abstracts (PDF) that contains the link to the abstract submission system.

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Canadian Association on Gerontology

CAG2025 is the 54th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting of the Canadian Association on Gerontology, Canada’s premier association of those who work, research or have an interest in the field of aging. CAG members receive reduced rates to attend CAG2025, among other benefits. Visit the CAG website to read more about membership.

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