7D.2

Cards (14)

  • 7D.2 Johnson and Bytheway
    ageism - the offensive exercise of power through references to age
  • 7D.2 MORI
    38% of discrimination cases filed after 2006 cited age as the reason
  • 7D.2 compulsory retirement age

    phased out in the uk but employers can still set a compulsory leaving age if they can justify it
  • 7D.2 demographic time bomb
    more people over the age of 65 than under 16
    has repercussions on the uk economy
    by 2021 33% of the uk population will be over 55
  • 7D.2 child poverty action group

    children poverty affects life chances:
    • education
    • health
    • community they live in
    predict that the number of children growing up in poverty will only increase
  • 7D.2 End child poverty

    the following have the highest levels of child poverty in the uk:
    • Bethnal Green and bow - 49%
    • poplar and Limehouse - 49%
    • Birmingham, Limehouse - 47%
  • 7D.2 Age UK

    16% of pensioners live in poverty in the UK
    fuel poverty
  • 7D.2 Hepworth and Featherstone
    all discussions on inequality need to be unpicked
    groups of old and young are too simplistic
  • 7D.2 Marsha and Keating
    different cultures attach different cultural meanings and values to different age groups
  • 7D.2 Advocates for youth
    young females suffer specific inequalities not faced by males including:
    • gender based violence
    • early marriage
    • damage to girls
    • femicide
  • 7D.2 Kagan
    ageing in the Colombian village observed that the old tended to remain socially and economically active through old age
  • 7D.2 Tamil Nadu tribe
    southern India tribes still practicing geronticide
  • 7D.2 Gentleman
    care home in Ipswich
    even with good care and a safe environment, a lack of visits from relatives make it an unpleasant experience
  • 7D.2 Dowd
    strangers in their own world