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04 Nov No se pierda la presentación online del informe ‘LOS TRABAJADORES SÉNIORS EN LAS EMPRESAS EUROPEAS’

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(Only available in Spanish) EL MARTES 10 DE NOVIEMBRE A LAS 12 PM (CET) SE CELEBRARÁ LA WEBINAR ‘LOS TRABAJADORES SÉNIORS EN LAS EMPRESAS EUROPEAS’ SOBRE EL ESTUDIO ELABORADO POR FUNDACIÓN IE, PEOPLEMATTERS Y SAGARDOY ABOGADOS CON EL PATROCINIO DE CORREOS, FUNDACIÓN BANCO SANTANDER, MAPFRE, SAGARDOY ABOGADOS...

03 Nov Okinawa, a powerful blue zone

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Previously published on Blue Zones. The islands at the southern end of Japan have historically been known for longevity, once called the land of immortals. Okinawans have less cancer, heart disease and dementia than Americans, and women there live longer than any women on the planet. Perhaps...

30 Oct The Pandemic’s Threat to Older Workers

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Previously published on NCOA Blog. By Marci Phillips. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a staggering loss of jobs. At the end of March, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 7.1 million Americans were unemployed, with numbers projected to rise further throughout April. In 2019, roughly 1 in 5 older...

23 Oct La vejez tiene cara de mujer

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(Only available in Spanish) Previamente publicado en Longevity Initiatives. Artículo de Bárbara Rey Actis. Cuando comencé esta aventura de entender mejor los retos y las oportunidades que traerá consigo la próxima gran revolución demográfica, nunca me imaginé que una de las cosas que más me sorprendería sería que...

30 Sep 3 big ways that the US will change over the next decade

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Previously published on The Conversation. By Dudley L. Poston, Jr. Professor of Sociology, Texas A&M University. The U.S. has just entered the new decade of the 2020s. What does our country look like today, and what will it look like 10 years from now, on Jan. 1,...

23 Sep Las muertes superarán a los nacimientos durante medio siglo y la población mayor de 65 años será casi un tercio en 2050

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Only available in Spanish Previamente publicado en RTVE, por Daniel Flores. Una sociedad muy envejecida, con más muertes que nacimientos y un lento crecimiento de la población que solo sostendrá la llegada de inmigrantes: es el panorama que dibuja el Instituto Nacional de Estadística para la demografía española en...

11 Sep Biased AI Knowledge : The Demographic Effects of Facial Recognition and Personal Voice Assistants

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Previously published on IE Women Blog. By Paulina Capurro. Thinking that AI systems are biased comes as unnatural to us as thinking that maths may be sexist or racist. We assume that technologies are neutral because in the enlightenment, quantitatively measured data was understood as an abstract extraction...

08 Sep What happens when black Americans leave their segregated hometowns

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Previously published on The Conversation. By Christine Leibbrand. Where someone grows up is profoundly important for their life chances. It influences things like the schools they attend, the jobs, parks and community resources they have access to and the peers they interact with. Because of this comprehensive...

04 Sep La población mundial disminuirá probablemente después de 50 años

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Only available in Spanish Previamente publicado en CNN. Por Amy Woodyatt. La población mundial probablemente alcanzará un máximo de 9.700 millones en 2064 y luego disminuirá a unos 8.800 millones para finales de siglo, a medida que las mujeres tengan un mejor acceso a la educación y...

01 Sep How can cities adapt to the needs of their aging populations?

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Previously published on USC News. By Katharine Gammon. Long before COVID-19 had us rethinking just about every aspect of how we live, demographers and experts on aging were already considering what the future will look like for the world’s cities. A decade from now, roughly 3 of...