Prince Chiagozie Ekoh
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Prince Chiagozie Ekoh is a leading voice at the intersection of gerontology, migration, and digital inclusion. His research critically examines how digital technologies—from social media and smart homes to artificial intelligence and pet robots—shape the well-being of older adults, with a particular focus on the often-overlooked populations of older immigrants and refugees. In his highly cited scoping review (2023, 34 citations), Ekoh systematically maps the complex ways technology can both enhance and challenge the quality of life for these vulnerable groups, providing a foundational framework for future interventions and policy. His work stands out for its compassionate, equity-driven approach, challenging the one-size-fits-all narrative of technological progress. By centering the voices and experiences of marginalized older adults, Ekoh’s scholarship not only advances academic discourse but also offers practical insights for social workers, technologists, and policymakers striving to build more inclusive digital futures. His contributions are shaping a new, more humane understanding of aging in an increasingly connected world.
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