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- Date: Thursday 14 May 2026, 1:00pm AEST
- Duration: 30 mins
- Type: Event
- Venue: online
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Register for Future EventsJoin Jacq Molloy and Kim Thoday for this three-part conversation series: The shadow of ageing – making friends with time.
Our wonderful colleagues, Jacq and Kim are back with another 3 part conversation series by popular demand.
The conversations will be wide ranging and explore the notion of ‘The shadow of ageing’.
A shadow isn’t inherently negative; it simply signals that something real is there. It might point to the awareness of time passing, which many people carry quietly. Or the emotional and existential questions that arise as we grow older. In Western culture, we have a tendency to avoid or minimise conversations about ageing, even though it shapes every life.
This series positions ageing not as a problem to solve but as a companion whose presence we can learn to understand.
Our monthly all-access 30-minute webinar for members and others interested in aged care. This webinar series introduces participants to innovative resources and ideas.
This is a free event, and all are welcome. All registrants will receive access to the replay.
About Kim Thoday
Kim Thoday has worked in an aged care setting since 2010 as a chaplain and as a project manager, assisting with the development of a 10-year strategic business plan for a residential aged care provider. Kim is also a serving chaplain with the RAAF and was a police chaplain for over 10 years.
He is a keynote speaker, talking on subjects such as peace activism, spiritual care of people living with dementia, spirituality and postmodernity and, the intersection of faith and politics in Australian history.
Kim holds a BA, BTheol, Dip.Min (Hons), MA (Research) and, fittingly, is also a Justice of the Peace. He is currently working on a PhD thesis through the department of Modern History, Politics and International Relations at Macquarie University.
About Jacquie Molloy
From July 2021 – March 2024, Jacquie was responsible for Meaningful Ageing Australia Projects & Leadership Communications and an important member of the team behind the strategic review of the organisation. She is committed to the mission and vision of our organisation and today continues to serve MAA in a volunteer and casual capacity.
With a background in stage performance as well as corporate consulting and communications coaching, Jacquie is an integral adviser and practitioner for our organisation. She continues to be the face of MAA’s monthly all access webinars (including the popular conversation series), and our Community of Practice meetings.
She is neurodivergent (AuDHD) and has a keen interest in diversity and inclusion.
