The Intersectionality of Ageism & Sexism: Harnessing the Power of Older Women

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Written By Margaret Gillis

International Longevity Centre Canada and HelpAge Canada present the recording of their session at the High-Level Political Forum 2025. This webinar explores how ageism and sexism intersect to shape older women’s experiences, highlighting their leadership and resilience in today’s world.

Hosted by:

  • Ms. Margaret Gillis, President, International Longevity Centre Canada

  • Mr. Kahir Lalji MA, CPG, CEO, HelpAge Canada

Featuring speakers:

  • H.E. Ambassador Bob Rae

  • H.E. Ambassador Paula Narvaez

  • Ms. Amal Abou Rafeh, Chief, Programme on Aging, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs

  • Dr. Rosy Pereyra, President of ILC, Dominican Republic

  • Ms. Marta C. Hajek, CEO, Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario

  • Mr. Cherian Mathews, HelpAge International

Watch this important conversation on the vital role older women play in leadership and the challenges they face due to intersecting forms of discrimination.

Margaret Gillis
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