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Improve the wellbeing of older people – before and after 64

More than five decades since the Fab Four’s track became popular, so what does being 64 signify in this day and age, asks our Chief Executive,…

Age Without Limits welcome the Women and Equalities Committee report on The Rights of Older People

The Women and Equalities Committee report on The Rights of Older People recognises the strong evidence of the impact of widespread age discrimination…

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Hosting a successful event

Hosting an event is a brilliant way to start important conversations about ageism and help to change the way we all think about aging.

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'Overqualified', 'slow', 'bad with technology': The ageist assumptions affecting older workers

A “worryingly high” proportion of the country believe ageist myths around older workers’ competency and value in the workplace, our new survey…

'Too old' for gigs or concerts? The limits imposed on us by ageism

One in four people think it is embarrassing when people in their 50s and 60s go to concerts by the 21st Century’s biggest music stars such as Taylor…

Five of the people featured in the campaign

It's not ageing, it's ageism: the people behind the campaign

Everyone in our campaign is over 50 and passionate about challenging ageism. Read about why this matters to them.