Key Resources
A Brief But Spectacular take on working together for climate action
Bill McKibben, an environmentalist, founded Third Act to engage people over 60 in climate action. He also co-founded 350.org, the first global grassroots climate campaign, organizing worldwide protests. McKibben stresses the need for collective climate efforts.
A Brief But Spectacular take on designing better lives for all
Emi Kiyota is an internationally recognized thought leader on healthy aging. Inspired by her grandmother’s experience, Kiyota helps create elder communities with spaces that accommodate everyone. She shares her Brief But Spectacular take on designing better lives for all.
Public Debates in Schools
Democracy is a daily practice, and schools are key places for young people to learn it. Ashoka and "Encrespados" have developed resources for organizing respectful public debates and a new tool on aging and intergenerational collaboration, now being tested in a center for older adults.
Featured Resources
Women Have The Power To Change The Narrative On Longevity And Aging
Women have won the longevity lottery, outliving men by an average of six years with all the opportunities and challenges that greater longevity brings. New research informs us that living a longer fulfilling life is no longer just about genetics. We have up to 90% control over our longevity, and women, with their power and influence in the world, are poised to lead the way to change the narrative on aging. Read more
The Longevity Imperative
Andrew Scott, Professor of Economics at London Business School and author of "The 100-Year Life," joined the Longevity Book Club to discuss his new book, "The Longevity Imperative: How to Build a Healthier and More Productive Society to Support Our Longer Lives." In his conversation with Ken and Martha, Andrew explored the individual, social, political, economic, and cultural changes needed to ensure that people of all ages can lead not only longer but also healthier, happier, and more productive lives. Share your thoughts
Lifelong learning: Stanford GSE student collects her master’s degree after 80 years in education
Virginia Hislop accepts her diploma for her master of arts in education at the GSE’s 2024 commencement ceremony from Dean Dan Schwartz. She collects her degree after more than 80 years doing education work in schools and on school boards in Yakima, Washington. Find out more
Many Days, many Nights
Studies say the person who will live 150 years has already been born. But what are we actually doing with this opportunity? "Many Days, Many Nights," a new documentary by Maria Farinha Filmes ("Aruanas," "The Beginning of Life") directed by Cacau Rhoden ("Not Even in a Wildest Dream," "Drops of Joy"), takes a deep dive into the purposes of our existence on the planet. Experts and thinkers invite us to look at the opportunities and inequalities of the theme, as well as our own connection with time and age The longevity revolution has already begun, and it has come to transform the future of all generations. Watch Now
How to Live to 100 with Blue Zones explorer Dan Buettne
Discover the Powerful Connection Between happiness and Longevity.
Research shows that nurturing meaningful relationships and finding purpose are vital for both happiness and a longer, healthier life. From fostering connections to pursuing passions, prioritize these elements to unlock a life brimming with joy, purpose, and vitality. Join the conversation