Senior citizens’ rights in everyday life
Dignity, autonomy, listening and participation in family and community life.
Audience: families and community service teams. Suggested length: 45–60 minutes.
For universities, institutions and community organisations
Dr. Salem Abdullah Al Nuaimi is an Emirati researcher, academic and author with a doctorate in law and the judiciary, with interests in human rights and senior citizens’ rights.
Dignity, autonomy, listening and participation in family and community life.
Audience: families and community service teams. Suggested length: 45–60 minutes.
Everyday situations, respectful communication and an environment that encourages participation.
Audience: institutions and community teams. Suggested length: 60 minutes.
Research problems and questions, source organisation, and separating source texts from analysis and findings.
Audience: postgraduate students and researchers. Suggested workshop: 90 minutes.
An introductory session or academic discussion, with scope and sources agreed to suit the audience.
Audience: universities and institutions. Length by arrangement.
Agreed learning topics, a presentation tailored to the audience, discussion examples and time for questions. In-person or remote delivery is subject to agreement.
Please provide the institution, topic, audience and approximate size, proposed date and delivery format. A request is confirmed only once the arrangements have been agreed.
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Request a lecture, seminar or academic meeting with Dr. Salem Abdullah Al Nuaimi. Invitations are reviewed and the date and details are agreed before confirmation.
Dignity, participation, and the role of families and institutions in putting rights into practice.
Academic meetings and scholarly discussions for researchers and students.
Workshops on research structure, instruments and source citation in human rights studies.
Specialist academic support from Dr. Salem Abdullah Al Nuaimi to develop research and study instruments and share legal and human rights knowledge with researchers and institutions.
Review of research structure, methodology, chapter coherence, and alignment of aims, questions and findings, with written feedback to help researchers develop their work.
Written academic feedback and revision priorities
Enquire about this serviceGuidance sessions on research problems, aims and questions, choosing suitable methods and organising research plans in legal and human rights studies.
Research guidance and practical next steps
Enquire about this serviceAssessment of item clarity, alignment with study variables and dimensions, and suitability of response options for the target audience, with proposed improvements before use.
Feedback and recommendations to improve the instrument
Enquire about this serviceLectures, discussions and workshops for institutions and universities on human rights, senior citizens’ and children’s rights, international humanitarian law and research skills.
Content tailored to the audience and the institution’s aims
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To begin, send a brief description of your request and preferred timeframe. Scope, duration and fees are agreed after reviewing your request.