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How do cultural attitudes shape ageing experiences?
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The Luxury of Ageing is a global content platform and collective of game-changers radically reimagining ageing, challenging outdated narratives, products, services and policies. In a culture fixated on youth and fearful of ageing, we see it as a privilege—a luxury for those fortunate enough to grow old.
Through our five pillars of exploration—Economy, Design, Technology, Health and Culture—we showcase the new and inspiring narratives, ideas and initiatives that are transforming ageing experiences.
The TLOA team makes the case for why it’s time brands wake up to the power of older consumers—not just as a business strategy, but as a cultural necessity.
We explore how NY Times best selling author, hospitality guru and lifelong learner Chip Conley has turned midlife on its head, with his academy, new book and ongoing positive lessons in helping people reimagine ageing.
We explore how NY Times best selling author, hospitality guru and lifelong learner Chip Conley has turned midlife on its head, with his academy, new book and ongoing positive lessons in helping people reimagine ageing.
The documentary film Under Cover provides an insightful exploration into the growing issue of homelessness among older women in Australia. With numbers reaching nearly 400,000 women who are either experiencing homelessness or on the verge of becoming homeless, filmmaker Sue Thomson shares with us her experience working on this sensitive issue.
Global experts Prof.Anat Lechner, Prof.Colin McLeod and Director of the Entrepreneurial-Mindset Network Paul Coyle discuss how older adults can leverage their experience and networks to thrive as entrepreneurs, fostering innovation and driving economic growth.
CHAMPIONING THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACT OF INTERGENERATIONAL LIVING IN THE EU
Anne-Sophie Parent, former Secretary General of AGE Platform Europe, discusses the economic and social impacts of intergenerational living, advocating for inclusive spaces where generations connect and thrive.
Design for Togetherness - the Rise of Multigenerational Living
Exploring the resurgence of multigenerational living, Design writer, Journalist and Author Joann Plockova sheds light on the evolving landscape of shared homes across generations and her book Come Together: The Architecture of Multigenerational Living (published by Gestalten) .
Delve into the complex dynamics between humans and robots with Dr. Astrid Weiss, Assistant Professor at TU Wien, renowned for her expertise in Sociology and Human-Computer Interaction.
Meet the groundbreaking venture of Brilliant Minds, founded by Katerina Stroponiati, dedicated to investing in entrepreneurs over 50. It not only challenges age-related stigmas in entrepreneurship but also redefines traditional venture capital.
Professor Danny Miller's pioneering investigations delve into the evolving dynamics of age and smartphones, as well as the grassroots innovations shaping the future of mHealth technologies.
UPSTANDING DESIGN: REIMAGINING THE WALKING STICK FOR THE MODERN AGE
Designer Andrea Morgante unveils the story behind the innovative ENEA walking stick prototype that's challenging conventional norms, yet leaving us questioning why such a remarkable creation never progressed to mass production.
As demographic shifts redefine notions of retirement, Nicolas Roope explores how Gen X-ers are poised to revolutionise ageing. From fashion to transportation, Roope envisions a future where old age is redefined, ushering in a new era of productivity, creativity, and cool.
By Nicolas Roope Chief Creative Thinker @ GGGGGGGGG
Dr. Yanki Lee, an architectural designer and social innovator, founded the Enable Foundation in Hong Kong in 2016. The foundation pioneers inclusive design for ageing through cross-generational co-creative practices and impactful design research.
In a cultural shift defying conventional norms, today's older generation, dubbed "Emerging Older Rebels"- or EMORs - are increasingly becoming the creative and rebellious heartbeat of contemporary society.
By Frank Bethel and Michelle Nguyen, from Forward Scout
Renowned for his groundbreaking works on the books Spring Chicken and Outlive (co-written with Dr. Peter Attia) acclaimed author Bill Gifford challenges conventional wisdom, offering insights into longevity, societal support, and preventative healthcare, envisioning a future where ageing is embraced with enduring vitality and vibrancy.
When you see what you cannot hear. The revolution reshaping auditory enhancement as innovators marry cutting-edge technology with style, addressing the pervasive issue of hearing loss with sophisticated solutions.
We partner with forward-thinking brands and governments to reimagine ageing, transforming the challenges of a rapidly ageing population into opportunities for innovation, growth, and lasting impact. Together, we provoke the future of 'old'—shaping strategies that inspire action and create a more inclusive, vibrant world for all generations.
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