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Bergman/Pilon Lectureship in Aging

The Bergman/Pilon Lectureship in Aging is an annual Schouela CEDurable initiative that brings internationally recognized leaders in aging and related fields to Montreal, creating a space for inspiration, exchange, and collaboration.

About the lectureship

Purpose

The lectureship focuses on dialogue across aging research, care, education, and health and social policy. It connects scientific knowledge, clinical practice, and societal priorities through interdisciplinary exchange.

Annual format

Each year, the program features a keynote address and opportunities for clinical and research dialogue. This annual format encourages exchange across disciplines and sectors.

Recognizing Howard Bergman and Colette Pilon

Made possible through the generosity and vision of Howard Bergman and Colette Pilon, the lectureship reflects a commitment to improving the lives of older adults and strengthening the links among discovery, clinical care, and public policy.

Inaugural lecture

Lecturer

Dr. Arthur Kleinman
Professor of Psychiatry and Medical Anthropology, Harvard University

Lecture

When Care Comes First: Reimagining Medicine, Medical Ethics, and the Medical Humanities

Date

Monday, November 2, 2026

Time

12:00–1:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Venue

Aberman Family Auditorium, Pavilion A
Jewish General Hospital

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Read about the launch of the Bergman/Pilon Lectureship

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