New Longevity
For the first time in history, there are more people above 65 years old than there are below five. There isn’t an aspect of our lives and economies that isn’t affected by this Big Shift. Longer lives don’t just add years to the end of life but extend and transform all stages of life. Five questions guide our response.
What are the new roles we can create to build a better world for all ages?
How can we maintain purposeful, healthy lives as we age?
How do we reverse age segregation and address the loneliness epidemic affecting all generations?
What if older and younger generations worked together to solve the problems that no one generation can solve alone?
What are the opportunities of living in the most age-diverse society in human history?