Senior Women’s Cohousing in the UK: Living Together in Later Life

Since 2015, I have explored how collaborative living reshapes ageing, care, and wellbeing for senior women by focusing on the UK’s first senior and women’s only cohousing group. This has led to methodological and theoretical interventions at the interface of critical urban geography; feminist geographies of ageing, health and housing; environmental gerontology and psychosocial transitions in later life. Its participatory and mixed methods approach laid empirical groundwork for subsequent projects that delved deeper into the ageing, social care and health dimensions of living in collaborative housing, including aspects of COVID 19.

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