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WHO Commission on Social Connection: building connected, age-friendly cities

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WHO Commission on Social Connection: building connected, age-friendly cities

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The WHO Commission on Social Connection is hosting a 'Connection Conversation' on 25 June — during Loneliness Awareness Week and alongside the 3rd World Congress of Age-Friendly Cities — on how cities and communities can foster social connection across all ages, soft-launching a new WHO living guide on local action for age-friendly communities. The throughline: connection is shaped by physical environment and urban design, not individual effort alone — a useful frame for any cultural programme arguing that participation builds wellbeing and cohesion. Shared by Stefan.

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