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A question of age: in conversation with Jacinta Parsons

To mark Ageism Awareness Day, join author Jacinta Parsons in a thought-provoking and energising conversation with Claire Halliday, as they delve into the pages of Jacinta’s latest book, 'A Question of Age: Women, ageing and the forever self.'

Through candid discussions, Jacinta and Claire invite the audience to question their perceptions of getting older and navigate the path of adjusting our thinking about being in the world and explore the concept of self-worth in the face of shifting societal expectations.

As part of the event, there will be an exclusive opportunity to engage with Jacinta, where questions can be asked, and a book signing will take place.

This event is a partnership event between the Eastern Elder Abuse Network, City of Boroondara, Eastern Community Legal Centre, Elder Rights Advocacy, Knox City Council, Manningham Council, Maroondah City Council, Whitehorse City Council, Whitehorse Manningham Libraries, Women’s Health East and Your Library.

Date: Sunday, 1st October
Time: 2-3.30pm
Where: The Round Arts Centre, 377–399 Whitehorse Road, Nunawading
Cost:   Tickets are $10 (adult) and $5 (concession)
Bookings: https://www.theround.com.au/whats-on/a-question-of-age or call (03) 9262 6555

About our authors:
Jacinta Parsons is a broadcaster, writer, speaker and author of memoir Unseen: The secret life of chronic illness. She currently hosts Afternoons on ABC Melbourne, delivering a popular mix of art, culture and ideas.

Claire Halliday is a freelance feature writer, author, ghost-writer, corporate copywriter, speech-writer, speaker and interviewer. Her works appears in the Sunday Age & Sydney Morning Herald, Australian Women's Weekly, Marie Claire, Rolling Stone, Australian House & Garden, GQ, The Australian, Herald Sun, The Weekly Review and The Independent on Sunday (UK).

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