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Photography competition launched to challenge stereotypical depictions of older people

Ageing Better is joining forces with the content licensing platform Alamy to run a competition for their photographers to challenge old-age stereotypes.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Ageing Better welcomes plans for new rights on flexible working

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has announced plans for millions of employees to be given the right to request flexible working from day one of employment.

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A perspective on ageism from the Disabled people's movement

On the UN International Day of Disabled Persons, is it time to consider where ageism starts and disablism ends?

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Ageing Better responds to new statistics showing 25% increase in fuel poverty among over 60s

New figures from National Energy Action reveal that 8.4 million UK households will be in fuel poverty from April, including 2.5 million over 60s.

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Ageing Better launches Age-Friendly Employer Pledge as scale of ageism in the workplace revealed

We've launched a new pledge for businesses and organisations who want to address urgent labour shortages and maximise the potential of older workers.

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Ageing Better responds to £1bn government scheme to help households reduce energy bills

The ECO+ scheme will extend home improvement support to the most vulnerable households and those in the least energy efficient homes in lower Council Tax bands.

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Is ageist humour a good way to cope with ageing?

The birthday cards we see often have ageist jokes on them. How do we tackle this form of ageism?

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Difficult years ahead for all warns latest intergenerational audit 

The cost-of-living crisis is not only going to affect older people now, but future generations too. These are the actions that need taking.

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Latest research from others

Sachs-Cobbe, B., Philosophy Compass
This study examines the ethics of state pensions based on two types: one designed to provide a basic, fair level of income and one intended to guide people’s choices.
Jones-Cobb, B., et al. Ageing & Society
This study examines the experiences of older adults without care partners.
Ragusa, F., et al. Diseases
This Italian study examines rehospitalisation risk among older adults using the Blaylock Risk Assessment Screening (BRASS) Scale, a tool identifying patients at risk of complex discharge needs,…

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