FIVE QUESTIONS
Elizabeth Coplan on Bringing Death to Life on Stage
The self-styled Diva de la Muerte is shifting the culture around dying through immersive theater.
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FINANCING LONGER LIVES
What Do Generations Owe Each Other?
It’s time to ditch the blame game for a social contract aimed at easing the generational wealth gap.
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LONGEVITY LITERACY
A framework that organizes health and medical strategies from daily habits to experimental science.
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FIVE QUESTIONS
Elizabeth Coplan on Bringing Death to Life on Stage
FINANCING LONGER LIVES
What Do Generations Owe Each Other?
LONGEVITY LITERACY
DEEP DIVE
Our Households Changed. Our Neighborhoods Didn’t.
ALT/SHIFT
Aging-in-Place Renovation Boom
GAME CHANGER
Carlton Mason on the Power of an Intergenerational Village
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Design Challenge: Human-Centered Robotics
Exploring the Paradox of Longer Lives
Is College Still the Path to Prosperity?
PLACES FOR LONGER LIVES
Americans of all ages are stuck in a broken housing market, pinched by tight supply, soaring prices and, above all, a mismatch
between how people live now and the built environment inherited from the last century. A new SCL Magazine series looks at solutions.
DEEP DIVE
Our Households Changed. Our Neighborhoods Didn't.
Americans of all ages need new housing options that address overlapping crises around affordability, caregiving and loneliness.
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ALT/SHIFT
Aging-in-Place Renovation Boom
Because older Americans either don’t want to move or can’t afford to leave their homes, an industry has grown up around them. It’s going to get a lot bigger.
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GAME CHANGER
Carlton Mason on the Power of an Intergenerational Village
A Colorado homebuilder turned nonprofit CEO created a co-housing model for former foster youth and older adults at risk of homelessness.
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OUR MISSION
To accelerate and implement scientific discoveries, technological advances, behavioral practices, and social norms so that century-long lives are healthy and rewarding.

To learn more about how the topics covered in this issue affect longevity, check out SCL's New Map of Life initiative.
TRANSITIONS
Aging-in-Place Renovation Boom
Elizabeth Coplan on Bringing Death to Life on Stage
HEALTHSPAN AND THE FUTURE OF AGING
Longevity Pyramid
Exploring the Paradox of Longer Lives
Design Challenge: Human-Centered Robotics
FINANCING LONGER LIVES
What do Generations Owe Each Other?
Is College Still the Path to Prosperity?
CONNECTION AND COMMUNITY
Our Households Changed. Our Neighborhoods Didn’t.
Carlton Mason on the Power of an Intergenerational Village
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