Social prescribing, and the path to inclusivity
By Gigi Eligoloff
Can social prescribing be the answer to a more personalised and inclusive support system for everyone, old or young?
Climate
Language and the longevity dividend
By Delia Lloyd
We need a new vocabulary for how we talk about people in the second half of life if we are to generate any sort of change in attitude.
Swipe at heart in ageist row
By Gigi Eligoloff
Consumer watchdog finds dating app heavyweight Tinder charges older users more for its premium service.
An unconventional age
By Gigi Eligoloff
I’m 63, not everyone would want to live like me. In my twenties I just assumed I would have a partner, a house, children, dogs etc and somehow it just didn’t happen like that.
Grand designs for working older adults
By Gigi Eligoloff
Social enterprise GrandNanny looks to solve our childcare crisis and showcase the value of the over 50’s workforce with one simple business model.
Startup school for seniors
By Suzanne Noble
Have you ever wanted to start your own business? Suzanne Noble, serial entrepreneur and positive age leader, shares how she has helped 170+ older entrepreneurs start their own businesses.
#olderandgreener
By George Lee
A picture paints a thousand words. A powerful collection of images of older people, challenging the stereotype that older people do not care about green issues.
United by the climate crisis
By Bobby Duffy
Is it true that only the young care about the climate crisis? Bobby Duffy, Director of the Policy Institute at King’s College London debunks this dangerous and divisive myth.
No time to waste
By Victoria Patrick
Join Design Age Institute on 9 November to explore how design can help tackle the challenges of a planet that is rapidly heating up and a population that is rapidly ageing.