A lot has changed since the International Longevity Centre-UK (ILC) was founded in 1997. The world population has increased by 2 billion and the proportion of those aged 65+ has increased by 50%.

But how has the way we think about longevity and ageing changed over the past quarter of a decade? And more importantly, what might change over the next 25 years?

Join us on Thursday, 24 November 2022 to help shape a vision for our future in the light of increased longevity. During Future of Ageing 2022 we will explore:

- How has policy and practice on longevity changed over the past 25 years?

- Has business, government and the third sector responded adequately to increasing longevity?

- What do we know that we didn’t know 25 years ago?

- What needs to happen in the next 25 years?

Some of the speakers at this event are:

• Professor Charles Goodhart, London School of Economics
• Professor Louise Haagh, Department of Politics, University of York
  
• Danielle Hamm, Director, Nuffield Council on Bioethics
• Richard Humphries, Trustee, Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS)
• Professor Simonetta Longhi, Department of Economics, University of Reading
• George MacGinnis, Healthy Ageing Challenge Director, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
• Dr Ian Manborde, Equality & Diversity Organiser, Equity
• Stuart McDonald, Head of Demographics at Lloyds Banking Group
• David Sinclair, Chief Executive ILC-UK
• Lord Woolley of Woodford, Principal, Homerton College, Cambridge and founder Operation Black Vote