Dr. Mei Lan Fang is an Assistant Professor in Urban Studies and Department of Gerontology and Undergraduate Chair for the Urban Worlds major at Simon Fraser University, Canada. She is also a Visiting Scholar in the School of Health Sciences at the University of Dundee, Scotland. Her primary research contribution has focused on progressing community-based participatory research concepts, theory, and methods for co-creating healthy, inclusive age-friendly places and environments. For the past decade, Dr. Fang has led and contributed to inclusive age-friendly cities and communities research as a Community-Engaged Research Scientist and Qualitative Health Research Methodologist. An important area of her research surrounds the development of Intergenerational and Age-Friendly Living Ecosystems, an idea that has translated into a large scale ESRC funded (£1.7 million) multi-site project, where Dr. Fang’s involvement as Co-Principal Investigator, is to explore and understand inclusive and exclusionary physical places and virtual spaces with older people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and older people who identify as LGBT+.