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Health, Innovation

Being Well Place:
Health Innovation at the Community's Heart

In the lively, historic setting of Newcastle’s Grainger Market in the UK, a new space is opening possibilities for how communities can support each other in living healthier, longer lives. Being Well ...
Being Well Place: Health Innovation at the Community’s Heart
Digitising Common Sense: Transforming Care and Urban Spaces with Innovation
City Living, Transport
In a world where 30-minute caregiver visits often feel rushed and impersonal, Neil Herron founder of Grid Smart Cities, is offering a solution that addresses not only the physical constraints of care ...
Connecting Across Generations: DoDays
Entertainment, Exercise, Happiness, Relationships
Sam Bindoff’s vision for DoDays is rooted in a deep understanding of how communities thrive when connections are built across generations. Imagine looking back at life at the age of 100, reflecting on...
Voices of Experience: Anne, 63, UK
Life Long Learning, Purpose
Anne’s journey from a busy career to retirement and rediscovery of purpose is both inspiring and relatable. At 63, Anne shows how finding new ways to contribute and connect can bring a sense of fulfil...
Pie, Conversation, and Camaraderie. Inside the Men’s Pie Club
Food
Six years ago, as the annual Movember campaign sought novel ideas to champion men’s mental health and combat social isolation, the team behind Men’s Pie Club created a concept that would invite ...
Bridging Generations on the Dance Floor: Tina and Yukari
Life Long Learning, Music, Relationships
In a world where age often defines the boundaries of social circles, the friendship between Tina, a 60-year-old longevity pioneer and social entrepreneur, and Yukari, a 27-year-old social and cultural...
Financing the 100-Year Life: Insights from Bruno, 80, Italy
Money
Planning for retirement at any stage of life can be daunting, but what about the possibility of funding a 100-year life becoming the new norm? In our series of conversations with people from around th...