SloveniaDr. Jože Ramovš, a prominent anthropologist, social worker, and associate professor, has passed away. He was a notable figure in Slovenia, known for his contributions to anthropology, social work, and intergenerational solidarity. Ramovš founded the Anton Trstenjak Institute for Gerontology and Intergenerational Coexistence in Ljubljana in 1992, where he led research, educational, and advisory activities. His work focused on quality aging, intergenerational coexistence, solidarity, addiction support, and preparing society for an increasing elderly population. He developed self-help groups and volunteer programs aimed at older adults and their families. Ramovš was also a honorary citizen of his hometown, Šentrupert, and his legacy is expected to continue influencing people through his teachings and values.
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