Also on the day of the ongoing war in libya and the lack of International Agreement even amongst allies on how to bring the fighting to an end but there are differences between it well as. The situation in libya big that we need to support the uniforms to form the political negotiated solution to the conflict in the in the. Friday mark 75 years since the signing of the charter that established the United Nations formed after the deaths of more than 60000000. 00 people during world war 2 its mission to preserve International Peace and security is a challenging now as its ever been the u. S. Deputy secretary general will join us in just a moment 1st this look back at the organization she helps to lead. June 20. Next 945. 00 as the 2nd world war came to an end diplomats and politicians gathered in San Francisco to sign the charter of the United Nations their goal was clear. The full unity of the terminations. By. War i in the last 75 years are a lot has happened the universal declaration
M t connolly, whos here to talk about her new book, the measure of our age navigating safety, money and meaning later in life in the prolog of her book, empty notes during the previous century, americans gained an average age of an extra 30 years of life. So 80 is the new 50, and there are many more octogenarians nonagenarians enjoying life than ever before are given and technological advance is empty rights. There has never been a better time to be old. This also means that millions more people than ever before need and will continue needing care. Yet current systems focused on caring for the elderly can be baffling and really do vary quite a bit in quality. Aging can be hard m. T observes. Its been made infinitely and unnecessarily harder by our failure to. Build the infrastructure we need to age well now empties. Ames in in the measure of our age she says was to provide a clearer sense for people of where the relevant systems are now and where might be headed in hopes of enabling us
M t connolly, whos here to talk about her new book, the measure of our age navigating safety, money and meaning later in life in the prolog of her book, empty notes during the previous century, americans gained an average age of an extra 30 years of life. So 80 is the new 50, and there are many more octogenarians nonagenarians enjoying life than ever before are given and technological advance is empty rights. There has never been a better time to be old. This also means that millions more people than ever before need and will continue needing care. Yet current systems focused on caring for the elderly can be baffling and really do vary quite a bit in quality. Aging can be hard m. T observes. Its been made infinitely and unnecessarily harder by our failure to. Build the infrastructure we need to age well now empties. Ames in in the measure of our age she says was to provide a clearer sense for people of where the relevant systems are now and where might be headed in hopes of enabling us
Notes during the previous century, americans gained an average age of an extra 30 years of life. So 80 is the new 50, and there are many more octogenarians nonagenarians enjoying life than ever before are given and technological advance is empty rights. There has never been a better time to be old. This also means that millions more people than ever before need and will continue needing care. Yet current systems focused on caring for the elderly can be baffling and really do vary quite a bit in quality. Aging can be hard m. T observes. Its been made infinitely and unnecessarily harder by our failure to. Build the infrastructure we need to age well now empties. Ames in in the measure of our age she says was to provide a clearer sense for people of where the relevant systems are now and where might be headed in hopes of enabling us to forge what she calls a more just gentle and joyful old age for ourselves and for those we care about an empty is herself, especially well qualified to writ
Notes during the previous century, americans gained an average age of an extra 30 years of life. So 80 is the new 50, and there are many more octogenarians nonagenarians enjoying life than ever before are given and technological advance is empty rights. There has never been a better time to be old. This also means that millions more people than ever before need and will continue needing care. Yet current systems focused on caring for the elderly can be baffling and really do vary quite a bit in quality. Aging can be hard m. T observes. Its been made infinitely and unnecessarily harder by our failure to. Build the infrastructure we need to age well now empties. Ames in in the measure of our age she says was to provide a clearer sense for people of where the relevant systems are now and where might be headed in hopes of enabling us to forge what she calls a more just gentle and joyful old age for ourselves and for those we care about an empty is herself, especially well qualified to writ