Dr. [Your Name] is Programme Lead for BA Integrated Health and Social Care at Manchester Metropolitan University and Research Associate at Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR). Her research focuses on intergenerational care, age-friendly communities, and the sociology of ageing across global contexts. With expertise spanning gerontology, family dynamics, and social care, she explores how the 4Cs – Care, Connection, Creativity, and Change – reshape intergenerational landscapes worldwide. Her work challenges conventional narratives, positioning intergenerational care not as a burden but as a developmental asset and common ground for building age-friendly futures. She serves on the Editorial Board for the Journal of Women & Aging and has delivered keynote presentations at international conferences including the British Society of Gerontology and Age Friendly Futures Summit. Her current research examines grandparenting practices in Malaysia, menopause reimagined through a global lens, and early childhood transitions. As an academic leader and mentor, she is passionate about nurturing the next generation of scholars and fostering cross-cultural collaborations that advance understanding of ageing, health, and social care in diverse communities.