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This Changing Ageing Partnership funded research seminar examines anti-social behaviour levels and the impact on older people.
Friday 23 May 2008
Monday 23 June 2008
12.15pm
2.30pm
Institute of Governance 63 University Road Belfast
This seminar is free.
Event
Brendan Sturgeon, PhD student with Queen’s University, will discuss his Changing Ageing Partnership funded research into anti-social behaviour.
The aim of this study is to inspect the levels of anti-social behaviour in society today and examine the responses of our politicians, police force and community groups. The research focuses on the consequences of anti-social behaviour specifically in terms of older people.
CONTACT Claire Killen for details
Help the Aged in Northern Ireland
claire.killen@helptheaged.org.uk
028 9023 0666
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