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Ageing Out or Aging In? Why Ageism Persists Despite a Rising Retirement Age
While demographics shift and the average lifespan increases, a puzzling trend persists: ageism in the workplace. Despite a rising retirement age and a growing population of older workers, negative stereotypes about age continue to hold them back. A Disconnect Between … Continue reading
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Tagged age discrimination, ageism, anne hathaway, outdated ideas, purpose, retirement age, robert de niro, tech-savvy, the intern
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Racism: An Ongoing Battle, Not a Distant Memory
The aspiration for a world free from racism feels increasingly distant in the face of recent events. From horrific acts of violence to the constant undercurrent of prejudice, racism persists in insidious and pervasive ways. Headlines Hide a Broader Problem: … Continue reading
San Mateo County Takes a Stand Against Loneliness: Declaring it a Public Health Crisis
San Mateo County, California, continues to be a leader in the fight against loneliness. In a first-of-its-kind move for a major U.S. county, the Board of Supervisors unanimously declared loneliness a public health crisis in January 2024. This decision came … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, are you lonely?, building community, california, connect with others, dementia, depression, early death, heart disease, loneliness, lonely, me we too, me we too app, public health crisis, san mateo county, stroke, supervisor david canepa, technology
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