Lilis Heri Mis Cicih is a graduate with a doctoral degree from Public Health (PH) Faculty, Universitas Indonesia (UI). She is a senior researcher and lecturer in UI, IPB and private university, also as a head of older person clusters in UI. The fields of research both nationally and internationally with WHO, USAID, Minnesota University, UNDP, UNESCAP, APO Japan, JICA, UNFPA, and Japan Foundation. Some research topics: resilience, health, policy, ageing, demography, community empowerment, gender, and elderly regulations. Since 2020, she is a team leader in elderly project with WHO and the Ministry of Health. She got the 1st winner poster session in ACAP Conference, and an honorary visiting research fellow, ISEAS Singapore. She is also an international member of ISI and ISBIS (2018); ACAP (2011); ECW Association - the University of Hawaii (2000); APA member (2010); APO Japan (2015); ASIA REVES (Réseau Espérance de Vie en Santé) since 2002.

Prof. Eef Hogervorst ( UK) is a Professor of Biological Psychology at Loughborough University. She has conducted research in Indonesia with Prof Tri Budi Rahardjo since 2005 when both worked for Oxford University. Eef has obtained £10M funding with collaborators for her research and written over 200 peer-reviewed international publications on prevention of older people’s dependency with collaborators all over the world.

Professor Emeritus, Kyushu University and Yamaguchi University
President, (NPO) Asian Aging Business Center
Corporate Advisor, Aso Education Service Co., Ltd.
JICA Project Manager, Preventive Long-term Care in Bangkok, 2018-2020.
ERIA Project Manager, Modeling Human Development and Circulation of Long-term Care Workforce 2019-2020
A Founder, Active Aging Consortium in Asia Pacific (Since 2004).

She is one of the 2 members of ACAP from India. She is International visiting faculty of Universitas Raspati Indonesia. Life member of NAPSWI (National Association of Professional Social Work.
She is Sr. Assistant Professor in Amity University. Prior to it, she worked in the Department of Social Work, Delhi University and has worked with UNICEF AND CASP-PLAN. She holds a Ph.D and M.Phil. Degrees in Social Work and her B.A.(Hons) and M.A.are from Delhi university and was the recipient of Research Fellowship from UGC.
Her Academic and Research interests includes Geriatric Social Work, Child and women Rights, Counseling, Gender Studies.
She has many publications in reputed National and International Journals and has a first ever book on women of Sikkim published by ‘National Commission for Women’ and many chapters published by reputed national and international publishers.
She holds many responsible positions in Amity University.

Maeona Mendelson, MSW, PhD, is currently serving as Vice President of the Hawaii Intergenerational Network (HIN). She is the former Director and Professor in Residence of the Intergenerational Center at Chaminade University and President, Travel&Learn, LLC, an intergenerational study tour company. She has been an adjunct professor of Social Welfare Policy at Hawaii Pacific University (HPU) and the University of Hawaii School of Social Work.

She volunteers as a docent for the Honolulu Museum of Art (HOMA) and Shangri-la, the Doris Duke museum of Islamic Art. Her previous volunteer activities include serving on the National Board of AARP, Chair of the national AARP Foundation, and President, AARP-Hawaii, (2004-2012). In 2004, she received a Resolution and Commendation from the House of Representatives, State of Hawaii for contributions to international affairs, culture, education and trade on behalf of Hawaii. She received Social Worker of the Year Award in Gerontology, NASW, 2007.

Professor Teresa Tsien is an Honorary Consultant of the Institute of Active Ageing and Jockey Club Smart Ageing Hub of the Department of Bio-medical Engineering, Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HKPU) and a Visiting Professor of the Respati University of Indonesia. Teresa is the former Professor of Practice (Gerontology) of the Department of Applied Social Sciences and the first Director of the Institute of Active Ageing of the HKPU. She is a Hong Kong representative of ACAP (Active Aging Consortium in Asia Pacific). Prof Tsien was awarded the Certificate of Commendation by the Hong Kong SAR government in 2017 on her contributions to the ageing policy and services.