Episódio 66 - O Envelhecimento no Brasil

EPISODE · Oct 9, 2025 · 45 MIN

Episódio 66 - O Envelhecimento no Brasil

from PET Economia UFES - Economia e Sociedade para Além da Aparência · host Pet Economia Ufes

Neste episódio, as petianas Emilly Santos e Hemille Barbosa entrevistam a Monique Simões Cordeiro, coordenadora da Universidade Aberta à Pessoa Idosa (UNAPI). A entrevista traz reflexões sobre o envelhecimento no Brasil, os desafios enfrentados pela população idosa, o enfrentamento do etarismo e a importância de iniciativas que promovem inclusão e protagonismo da pessoa idosa.

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