Dr. Randall is an engaging speaker and presenter, and has led numerous workshops for professionals, practitioners, and members of the general public in Canada, the US, the UK, France, Spain, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, and Norway. Here are a selection of his upcoming and past presentations and interviews.
2018
Friday, November 16, 2018
Bill Randall will be presenting at the Spirituality and Aging Seminar. His presentation is titled Spirituality, Aging & Narrative:The Sacred At of Story Listening.
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Bill Randall will be presenting at the Spirituality and Aging Seminar. His presentation is titled Spirituality, Aging & Narrative:The Sacred At of Story Listening.
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Thursday, June 14th, 2018
University of Kuopio, Finland Opponent for Dissertation Defence, “How Substance Abusers Use Their Christian Faith in Restorying Their Lives and Thus in Recovery” By Pekka Lund 
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Monday, July 2, 2018
University Twente, Enchede, Netherlands Narrative Matters 2018, The ABCs of Narrative. Bill Randall and Gary Irwin-Kenyon will lead the pre-conference workshop titled: Practicing Narrative Care: Diverse Approaches to Awakening Ordinary Wisdom and Finding Stillness in Your Story. READ MORE 
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Saturday, April 14, 2018
Mercer University, Atlanta, GA Bill Randall is the conference’s keynote speaker. His address is titled Chaos or Coherence? Interdisciplinarity and Narrative. READ MORE 
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Wednesday, May 30th, 2018
The Wellness Movement, the Department of Social Development’s Wellness Branch - Bill Randall will be presenting on the topic of Fostering Narrative Wellness in Our Communities and Our Lives. 
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2019
Tuesday March 12, 2019
Milwaukee, WI - 3rd Annual Spirituality Symposium
Please return for update of presentation topic.
2017 & Earlier
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Storying Our Lives: A Narrative Approach to Human Development, Center for the Study of Narrative to Host Lecture by Internationally Renowned Scholar Dr. W. Randall
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Barb Burnett and William Randall - Change the Aging Narrative, How do we change the narrative on aging to a positive from the current negative portrayal in media?
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New Brunswick Social Policy Research Network Interview with St. Thomas University award winning gerontologist William Randall - READ MORE
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Storying our lives: A narrative approach to human development Dr. W. Randall is invited to Tromso of Multidisciplinary research group for health services.
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Aging by the Book - Dr. Bill Randall
Canadian Broadcast Corporation Ideas with host Paul Kennedy |
A Day For The Ages - Terry Seguin talks to St. Thomas University gerontology professor, Dr. Bill Randall about changing the conversation on aging.
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Taking Care of Our Stories
Print Interview | From Aging Horizons Bulletin Ask William Randall the secret of a happy old age and he will tell you, "Aging Well requires a good strong story." Dr. Randall is professor in gerontology at St. Thomas University in Fredericton (New Brunswick) and director of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Narrative. His research has appeared in numerous papers and several books, including Reading Our Lives: The Poetics of Growing Old (with Elizabeth McKim, Oxford University Press). He is listed in 2000 Outstanding Scholars of the 20th Century. Bill Randall: Since earliest times, human beings have been storytelling creatures. We think, feel, decide, learn and believe..... READ MORE |
Creating Meaning From the Stories of Our Lives
Print Interview | From Aging Horizons Bulletin In The Stories We Are: An Essay on Self-Creation (University of Toronto Press), gerontologist William Randall examines life as story. This remarkable volume points to the complexity, mystery and poetry of life, and it reveals why our personal story may be our most precious possession, especially as we get older. Dr. Randall is professor of gerontology at St. Thomas University in Fredericton, N.B., Canada, where he also director of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Narrative. His research has giving rise to numerous publications and several books on narrative gerontology, which views aging as a creative process of fashioning meaning and wisdom from the stories of our lives. He is listed in 2000 Outstanding Scholars of the 20th Century. READ MORE |
Cultivating Our Stories
Print Interview | From Aging Horizons Bulletin
In The Stories We Are: An Essay on Self-Creation, award-winning gerontologist William Randall examines life as story. This remarkable volume reveals why our personal story may be our most precious possession, especially as we get older.
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Print Interview | From Aging Horizons Bulletin
In The Stories We Are: An Essay on Self-Creation, award-winning gerontologist William Randall examines life as story. This remarkable volume reveals why our personal story may be our most precious possession, especially as we get older.
READ MORE
