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Thu25Jan2018Thu01Mar2018Online
The Prelude Talks are a bespoke online series celebrating scientific and creative investigation into the determinants of a healthy brain.
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Fri09Feb20189:00 amSan Francisco
We live long, let’s start living well.
Creating A New Old San Francisco invites you to the Contemporary Jewish Museum for a one day deep dive into contemporary aging.
An inspiring celebration of the potential of us, the aging population.
What is unique about aging today? Who are the innovators creating tomorrow’s solutions?(more…)
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Fri02Mar2018Sat03Mar20189:00 amTrinity College Dublin
DUE TO A RED WEATHER ALERT IN IRELAND THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED AND WILL NOW NOT TAKE PLACE ON 2ND AND 3RD OF MARCH.
PLEASE CHECK IN WITH US AGAIN AS WE WILL BE ANNOUNCING NEW DATES SHORTLY.
IN THE MEANTIME, PLEASE EXCUSE ANY INCONVENIENCE OR DISAPPOINTMENT CAUSED.
Can we live longer, better?
HeadSpace2018 is a two-day celebration of scientific and creative investigation into brain health and dementia.
We invite you to join us in conversations about caring communities, research and cultural solutions, that will inform, engage, entertain and inspire.
The brain is especially sensitive to external influence and aging. Poverty, housing and education have huge effects on health. As does access to healthcare, isolation, social connectedness and personal security. Its estimated these social determinants account for 50% of disease and mortality. We grow old in different ways. By 2041, 22% of the population with be 65 or older. Addressing this change is key to improving health but healthcare alone can’t solve the issues. It needs creative thinking and collaborative effort. Champions across society and government. Many voices and communities contributing to new scientific discoveries, innovations and cultural change in this area is important. Join us and bring your lived and learnt experience.
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Fri27Apr2018Sat28Apr20189:00 amTrinity College Dublin
Can we live longer, better?
HeadSpace2018 is a two-day celebration of scientific and creative investigation into brain health and dementia.
We invite you to join us in conversations about caring communities, research and cultural solutions, that will inform, engage, entertain and inspire.
The brain is especially sensitive to external influence and aging. Poverty, housing and education have huge effects on health. As does access to healthcare, isolation, social connectedness and personal security. Its estimated these social determinants account for 50% of disease and mortality. We grow old in different ways. By 2041, 22% of the population with be 65 or older. Addressing this change is key to improving health but healthcare alone can’t solve the issues. It needs creative thinking and collaborative effort. Champions across society and government. Many voices and communities contributing to new scientific discoveries, innovations and cultural change in this area is important. Join us and bring your lived and learnt experience.
