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How to help ensure older people can make the most of volunteering opportunities

Too many older people are missing out on the diverse benefits volunteering brings for both the volunteers and communities involved.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Why we need to change how we talk about ageing

Intergenerational Week 2023 launched this Monday, celebrating and highlighting opportunities for different age groups to come together and form intergenerational friendships.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Individuals need to call out ageism if discrimination is to be overcome, Older People’s Commissioner for Wales warns

Ageism is still not taken as seriously as other forms of discrimination, Heléna Herklots CBE tells our Chief Executive Dr Carole Easton OBE.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Fuelling intergenerational conflict will not solve the inequalities in society

Newspaper headlines continue to add fuel to the fire in pursuing a narrative of imbalance within generations.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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What the RSPCA is doing to support their older workers

The RSPCA is the largest and oldest animal welfare charity within the UK, and has a workforce of 1500 staff, and over 7000 volunteers of varying ages.

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How the media fuels negative views about older people and ageing

Newspaper headlines everyday reinforce ageist stereotypes that ultimately impact how older people are treated by society.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Uncontrolled power, not age, is the problem with faltering leaders

When older leaders start to falter, age is almost inevitably brought up as a reason for their failing competency.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Why are 9,000 annual cold home deaths met with such a shrug of indifference?

Widespread media coverage has been detailing the death of Barbara Bolton who was found by her grandson slumped at her kitchen table and unable to speak because of profound hypothermia.

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Latest research from others

McKee, K. et al., Housing Studies
This study examines stigma linked to aging, disability, and place across OECD countries.
Chonody, J. et al., International Journal of Ageing and Later Life
This study explores ageism and sexism in the portrayal of older lead characters in US and UK films.
International Longevity Centre Canada
This report outlines the pervasiveness and impact of ageism in Canada.

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