The Arc of Ageing
Jane BarrattI’m Dr. Jane Barratt. I write to awaken our moral and strategic imagination — because the systems we build today will determine the dignity, care, and futures of every generation to come.
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Global advisor and recognized authority on ageing, health, and social policy. I write for those shaping how societies age — translating complexity into clarity and challenging systems to design for ageing — not treat it as an afterthought.
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