Work after 50 - Learn about the challenge of the demographic shift in Europe (Bologna) #ActiveAgeing

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The document discusses a dialogue event held in Bologna, Italy with 100 participants aged 50+ to discuss issues around tapping into the talent of older workers. The dialogue was facilitated by a union representative and university professor and aimed to understand challenges facing older workers. Recommendations from the event focused on addressing age discrimination, lifelong learning, work/life planning, and civic engagement. A survey found participants were highly motivated to discuss topics like age discrimination, social innovation, and age-friendly cities.

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To explore the necessary change
within organizations to tap into
the talent and potential of adults aged 50+

World Café Europe e.V. © 2013

European Voices for Active Ageing
(EVAA)

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Deepening a renewed sense of community
in all sectors of European society

Our vision is a Europe
where citizens actively
engage to find concrete
solutions for the key issues
of their time

World Café Europe e.V. © 2013

www.worldcafe.eu

Supported by the European Union
EACEA: Europe for Citizens Programme

London  Age UK
Changing the
Perception of Ageing

Bonn  BaS
Civic Engagement
Strasbourg  2Y2R
Wellness + Movement

Prague Zivot 90
Age Friendly Cities
Bologna  AIP2 Italy
Work after 50+

Bilbao  Innobasque
Social Innovation

Supported by the European Union
EACEA: Europe for Citizens Programme

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Italy as the setting for an issue
that affects organizations all across Europe

• 100 participants aged 50+
• Mixed group of both white
collar and blue collar
workers
• Dialogue facilitated by
union representative and
university professor
• 4 hour dialogue

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Age of EVAA - Bologna participants
Bologna

30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
>81

76-80 71-75 66-70 61-65 56-60 50-55 30-49

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<30

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Age of EVAA participants
EVAA (minus Bologna)

Bologna

30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
>81

76-80 71-75 66-70 61-65 56-60 50-55 30-49

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<30

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The knowledge
and wisdom
which we require
is already present
and can be made
accessible

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Using dialogue with stakeholders to understand the
issues facing workers aged 50+
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EVAA – Bologna
Top Level Recommendations

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EVAA – Bologna
Recommendations

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EVAA – BOLOGNA
Motivation to further engage with today’s topic

6%

42%

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22%

25%

Extremely motivated
Very motivated
Motivated
Less motivated
Not motivated

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EVAA – BOLOGNA
Topics of most interest to participants
Age discrimination
Lifelong Learning
Social Innovation
Work / Life Planning
Wellness
Civic Engagement
Creative Arts and Expression
Age-Friendly Cities
0

10

20

30

40

Number of times mentioned
World Café Europe e.V. © 2013

www.worldcafe.eu

Re-discovering the power of community
and conversations for issues that matter
World Café Europe dedicates itself
to exploring effective approaches to
transforming the way in which citizens
engage in and take responsibility for
the key challenges facing Europe.
Our network of seasoned practitioners
combined with our language expertise
enables World Café Europe to design
and realize dialogues of the highest
quality which are accessible to
Europeans either regionally or across
national borders.
More about World Café Europe is
only a click away:
World Café Europe
Danklstrasse 30  D-81371 Munich
Tel. ++49-89- 76 75 39 87
www.worldcafe.eu
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2. Deepening a renewed sense of community in all sectors of European society Our vision is a Europe where citizens actively engage to find concrete solutions for the key issues of their time World Café Europe e.V. © 2013 www.worldcafe.eu

3. Supported by the European Union EACEA: Europe for Citizens Programme

4. London  Age UK Changing the Perception of Ageing Bonn  BaS Civic Engagement Strasbourg  2Y2R Wellness + Movement Prague Zivot 90 Age Friendly Cities Bologna  AIP2 Italy Work after 50+ Bilbao  Innobasque Social Innovation Supported by the European Union EACEA: Europe for Citizens Programme World Café Europe e.V. © 2013 www.worldcafe.eu

5. Italy as the setting for an issue that affects organizations all across Europe • 100 participants aged 50+ • Mixed group of both white collar and blue collar workers • Dialogue facilitated by union representative and university professor • 4 hour dialogue World Café Europe e.V. © 2013 www.worldcafe.eu

20. EVAA – BOLOGNA Motivation to further engage with today’s topic 6% 42% World Café Europe e.V. © 2013 22% 25% Extremely motivated Very motivated Motivated Less motivated Not motivated www.worldcafe.eu

21. EVAA – BOLOGNA Topics of most interest to participants Age discrimination Lifelong Learning Social Innovation Work / Life Planning Wellness Civic Engagement Creative Arts and Expression Age-Friendly Cities 0 10 20 30 40 Number of times mentioned World Café Europe e.V. © 2013 www.worldcafe.eu

22. Re-discovering the power of community and conversations for issues that matter World Café Europe dedicates itself to exploring effective approaches to transforming the way in which citizens engage in and take responsibility for the key challenges facing Europe. Our network of seasoned practitioners combined with our language expertise enables World Café Europe to design and realize dialogues of the highest quality which are accessible to Europeans either regionally or across national borders. More about World Café Europe is only a click away: World Café Europe Danklstrasse 30  D-81371 Munich Tel. ++49-89- 76 75 39 87 www.worldcafe.eu World Café Europe e.V. © 2013 World Café Europe on YouTube World Café Europe on Flickr World Café Europe on Twitter World Café Europe's Blog www.worldcafe.eu

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