Exploring the Lives of Older Women Through Art
Author Information
Author(s): Shulyaev Ksenya, Band-Winterstein Tova, Dekel Tal, Eisikovits Zvi, Nashef-Hamuda Reem
Primary Institution: University of Haifa
Hypothesis
How do older women from marginalized identities experience aging?
Conclusion
The project highlights the unique experiences of older women shaped by age and additional marginalized identities.
Supporting Evidence
- The project creates a visual documentary to represent the lives of older women.
- Artwork from the project was exhibited publicly to raise awareness about discrimination against older women.
- The exhibition will be a permanent online display to further educate the community.
Takeaway
This study shows how older women from different backgrounds share their stories through art, helping others understand their challenges.
Methodology
The project used visual narratives and in-depth interviews to explore the experiences of older women.
Limitations
Limited representation of older women at the crossroads of multiple social disadvantages.
Participant Demographics
Older women from diverse minority groups in Israel, including lesbian/transgender individuals, women with disabilities, Israeli Arabs, and immigrants.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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