People are living longer across the world. But experiences of ageing are shaped by our environment, culture and society from the moment we’re born. Join us for a day of panel discussions, tours and workshops exploring how greater longevity is playing out in societies today, and how they can adapt to ensure we all age better.
You’ll hear a range of perspectives on ageing, and engage with artists, campaigners and researchers involved in the ‘The Coming of Age’ exhibition, its accompanying book and beyond. The symposium will be chaired by Professor Pragya Agarwal.
There will be breaks throughout the day. Free tea, coffee and lunch will be provided.
If you want a break from the activities, you can head to our Chill-Out Room to lie down or relax. There will be low lighting, comfortable seating, cushions, mats, ear defenders, earplugs and sensory toys.
This is a hybrid event. Panel discussions and the keynote talk will be livestreamed and recorded. Workshops and tours are only available for in-venue participants.
