In a world more connected than ever, why are we feeling so alone? The Glendon Global Dialogue on November 20th will explore the startling rise of loneliness and its far-reaching consequences.
The Loneliness Epidemic: A Silent Crisis Impacting Our Health and Communities
There are over 8 billion humans on the planet. Over half of us are in urban areas and have internet access. This begs the question – why are we feeling so lonely? Our three guests will explore different aspects of loneliness, its implications for public policy, and the potential role of technology in mitigating this growing challenge.
Our three guests will explore different aspects of loneliness, its implications for public policy, and the potential role of technology in mitigating this growing challenge:
- Dr. Gordon Flett, professor in the Department of Psychology at York University
- Dr. Patrik Marier, Professor of Political Science at Concordia University & author of "The Four Lenses of Population Aging"
- Harry Hobson, Director of Neighbourly Lab, UK
We invite you to join the discussion on the 20th as we dissect the loneliness crisis and uncover paths towards a more connected, thriving society.
Secure your spot to be part of this vital discussion.
*The event will be livestreamed for those who are unable to attend in-person. This event will be delivered in English & French, with interpretation services provided.
