Welcome to the Conference Series on Aging in the Americas (CAA) For over two decades, the CAA has brought together scholars, policy experts, and emerging researchers to address the pressing challenges and opportunities of population aging among Hispanic and Latin American communities. Each year, the International Conference on Aging in the Americas (ICAA) offers a unique space to exchange ideas, foster collaboration, and set the research and policy agenda on aging across the region. Save the Date: 2025 ICAA Theme: Growing Burdens and Emerging Solutions December 3-5, 2025 – University of Miami Virtual Lightning Session (Emerging Scholars): September 18, 2025 Platform: Zoom Organizers: Terrence Hill & Adriana Reyes SUBMIT ABSTRACTS REGISTER HERE About the CAA Since 2001, the Conference on Aging in the Americas (CAA) has convened top scholars, policymakers, and early-career researchers to address the challenges and opportunities of aging among Latino and Latin American populations. Held annually during Hispanic Heritage Month, the conference supports interdisciplinary research and promotes equitable health outcomes across the Americas. Learn more about the CAA. Key Focus Areas: Health disparities & cognitive aging Immigrant family structures & caregiving Cross-national aging policy Mentorship for emerging scholars Mentoring & Impact The CAA Mentoring Program provides a unique opportunity for early-career scholars to: Present in juried poster sessions Engage directly with expert researchers Receive mentorship on research design and publishing What attendees are saying: “Fantastic conference and speakers, I can’t wait for the next one.” “A valuable and meaningful conference on Mexican Americans.” “Thank you for making this conference available. It was very informative and I was impressed with the professional experts on Hispanic aging.” About our Symbol: La Monarca The monarch butterfly, la monarca, represents our shared journey across the Americas and the dignity of the life course. It reminds us of our commitment to honoring the transitions of aging with understanding and reverence.
