Dialogues 60+: Ageing Brazil and the World

On February 26, 2026, Unibes Cultural and the University of São Paulo hold the Aging in Brazil and the World: What's New? meeting, proposing a contemporary discussion on the transformations that have marked aging in recent decades.

The event brings together three experts to discuss topics such as work, technology, health, and social participation, considering the impacts of these changes in Brazil and other international contexts. The aim is to present longevity from multiple perspectives, reflecting on its challenges, opportunities, and new models of living and aging.

Participating in the panel are Egídio Lima Dórea, a physician and professor of Medicine, coordinator of the USP 60+ program, managing partner of Ativen, and member of USP's Human Rights Commission; Sérgio Serapião, a social entrepreneur, Ashoka Fellow, co-founder and director of Labora, and founder of the LAB60+ Movement; and Marília Duque Estrada, who holds a PhD in Communication and Consumer Practices from ESPM São Paulo, a researcher in the global ASSA – Anthropology of Smartphones & Smart Ageing study, and a founding researcher of LiteraCity, a laboratory for applied research on digital literacies, consumption, and citizenship in aging.

 

Date: February 26, 2026

Time: 7:30 PM

Age rating: suitable for all ages

Free admission

Exclusive platform: Fever

♿ Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible

 

The USP 60+ program is in its 61st edition, offering more than 5,000 places in the capital and interior campuses for over 300 activities distributed between regular disciplines, taken with USP undergraduate students, and complementary activities, which include courses, lectures, excursions, sports, and educational-cultural practices. All activities are free, and registrations are open to those aged 60 and over. The complete list of activities will be available on the USP 60+ program website from January 29. Click here!

 

This program is part of the ESG and Culture pillar, sponsored by Banco Daycoval, with the support of CSN, Banco Safra, White Martins, Banco Rendimento, Grupo GR, Haganá, Enercore, and CBF Rolamentos, and organized by the Ministry of Culture and Unibes Cultural through the Federal Law of Incentives to Culture (Lei Rouanet).

 

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