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6th Annual AIIP Conference 2027

Australian Institute for Intergenerational Practice (AIIP) · Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus, Southport, QLD

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DateFri 19 Feb 2027
FormatIn Person
LocationGriffith University, Gold Coast Campus, Southport, QLD

About this event

The Australian Institute for Intergenerational Practice (AIIP) presents its 6th Annual Conference, themed "Making Waves Together — Turning Actions into Connections". The two-day event brings together professionals, researchers, policymakers, educators and community leaders committed to strengthening intergenerational collaboration and social wellbeing. Held at Griffith University's Gold Coast Campus in collaboration with Griffith Business School, the conference features presentations from practitioners and researchers exploring intergenerational initiatives across aged care, education, youth work, local government and community services. Sessions highlight practical experience, research insights and implementation strategies that reduce isolation and build stronger, age-inclusive communities. Key dates Call for abstracts: now open, closing 21 September 2026 Acceptance of abstracts and posters: 15–22 October 2026 Registrations open: 1 October 2026 Very early bird pricing: until 24 December 2026 Early bird pricing: 25 December 2026 to 21 January 2027 Conference fees (very early / early bird / standard) Member: $370 / $400 / $450 Non-member: $470 / $550 / $600 Concession (member): $195 / $220 / $250 Concession (non-member): $320 / $350 / $400 Day rate: $195 / $220 / $250 Speakers: $100

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