Film Premiere of Ageless:
Real Talk. Real Change. To End Ageism.
Join us on September 15, 2025 and be prepared to have your perspective completely transformed! This isn’t just a film screening—it’s a cinematic experience that will challenge your assumptions and ignite passionate discussion. You will see how ageism affects people of all ages, and the film will leave you reflecting on how we view age in our society. Spaces limited. Cocktails at 5pm. Film Screening & Talk-back with Film Director, Joshua Dorsey.
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This film is in English only. A version with French subtitles will be available on October 15, 2025. If you are interested in seeing this version, please email us at social.action@cummingscentre.org
This project is generously funded by the SRQEA (Secrétariat aux relations avec les Québécois d’expression anglaise).
Bridging Generations – Innovation Meets Tradition
Intergenerational projects play a vital role in fostering connections across age groups, addressing social challenges, and enriching community life. The Cummings Centre continues to bring together younger and older generations through shared activities, creating opportunities for mutual learning, understanding, and collaboration.
Herzliah students proudly wrapped up their journey in the “Crafting Legacies – Bridging Generations through the Art of Woodworking” project, in partnership with the Cummings Centre. This unique intergenerational experience brought them together with senior volunteers to share skills, stories, and laughter – but most of all, they built unforgettable memories. A heartfelt thank you to Herzliah, the first student cohort, and our funders – the Jewish Community Foundation for sponsoring the Nova Grant, and the Canadian Heritage Community Cultural Action Fund, to all the dedicated mentors, and organizers for making this meaningful experience possible.
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