Radical Housing Conference - Scotland Part 3
11 June
Edinburgh & The Lothians Discussion
Event Summary
A discussion about affordable housing with particular reference to the young and the old.
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6-9 pm
Date(s)
11 June
Location
Augustine United Church,
41 George IV Bridge,
Edinburgh,
EH1 1EL
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Organiser
SEDA Land and Agile Homes
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Welcome to the Radical Housing Conference Scotland Part 3: The Zoomers & Boomers Soirée!
Join us for an exploration of what it takes to create thriving intergenerational communities.
Part 3 of the Radical Housing Conference Scotland 2025 will be an informal soirée with food and drink, poetry and music, being held at the Augustine United Church, on George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, on 11 June, as part of the Architecture Fringe.
Learn from experts in the field and connect with like-minded individuals. Whether you're a housing advocate, community representative or policymaker – or simply interested in learning more about the pros and cons of intergenerational living, this is the event for you.
We will discuss the benefits of intergenerational living – how it strengthens the broader community and helps tackle loneliness. We will also look at the obstacles to more intergenerational living. Why do we have a culture that doesn't promote this and what can be done to change the culture?
“I believe that integration across traditional silos - such as age groups - must be a vital focus for a country burdened by an obsession with the ‘nuclear family ’” – Savannah Fishel, Churchill Fellow, and speaker at the conference.
The evening will be filled with insightful discussions and networking opportunities – a must-attend for anyone passionate about intergenerational housing in Scotland.
