AAG
@aag.asn.au
Australia's peak multidisciplinary member body for those who work, study or have an interest in ageing. All about research, policy and practice. Join us!
AAG's Company Logos
AAG's Brand Colors
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#2A3A76
Astronaut
42, 58, 118
227, 48, 31
64, 51, 0, 54
#EF4136
Pomegranate
239, 65, 54
4, 85, 57
0, 73, 77, 6
#DB8F7A
Burning Sand
219, 143, 122
13, 57, 67
0, 35, 44, 14
About AAG
AAG (Australian Association of Gerontology) is a peak national body in Australia that focuses on the study of aging and older adults, known as gerontology. With a multidisciplinary approach, AAG considers the physical, mental, and social aspects of aging, aiming to improve the overall experience of aging through collaboration and knowledge curation.
What sets AAG apart is its unique role as an independent and impartial organization. It connects research, policy, and practice, bringing together researchers, educators, policy makers, health professionals, service providers, and advocates for older adults. AAG also prioritizes representation by convening special interest groups and facilitating the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing Advisory Group (ATSIAAG).
As Australia's international representative on prestigious organizations like the International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics, AAG serves as a national and global hub for research and collaboration. With over 1,300 individual members and a broader reach of 12,000 individuals, AAG's influence extends to every state and territory in Australia.
Join AAG and be part of an organization dedicated to improving the experience of aging through research, policy, and practice. Visit their website to learn more and get involved.
Brand industry
Business and Consumer Services
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1964
Company size
2-10 employees
