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As new generations of charity professionals establish themselves in the workforce, how do we create spaces that enrich us all?

Charity urges public to challenge people who use ‘patronising’ terms – but Esther Rantzen says it risks trivialising the problem of ageism

Calling older people “sweet” or “kind” fuels a “damaging stereotype” about ageing, a charity has said.

A campaign run by the Centre for Ageing Better has called on the public to axe the use of belittling terms and other ageist phrases such as you look good for your age and having a senior moment.

Commercially savvy firms should follow the mantra ‘old is gold’ and make the most of an ageing population

Danielle Barbereau says she struggled to get job interviews despite being more than qualified.

Half of people aged over 50 say they have been treated with disrespect in the past year because of their age.

Age discrimination is most commonly occurring at work, according to a campaign to tackle ageism in England.