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We will showcase findings from Sightlines and other relevant empirical work around the country through our new website in order to reach engaged audiences with some knowledge of issues surrounding longevity. The website is designed to proliferate new research, inform key influencers for policy development and program implementation, and inspire national conversation about living long and living well. The content includes in-depth Sightlines data disaggregated by demographic groups, spotlight webpages featuring the latest news and research on aspects of Healthy Living (e.g., diet), Financial Security (e.g., home ownership), and Social Engagement (e.g., volunteering). In addition, these webpages include interviews with our faculty affiliates with expertise on the spotlight topic and related commentaries that range in perspectives from experts in academia, field work, as well as viewpoints from representatives of a generation (e.g., Millennials). Please visit http://sightlinesproject.stanford.edu to view these features and more.

 

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