Yesterday Agnieszka Labus had the opportunity to give a lecture to male and female students of the Faculty of Spatial Forms in Krakow, which was an ideal opportunity to smuggle in some information about positive aging.  (more…)

We know the results of the 12th edition of the ranking of the 50 Most Creative People in Business brief.pl, and among them was Agnieszka Labus - president of our Lab60+ Foundation, who is the originator of many activities aimed at changing our cities, towns and villages for the better, so that we want to grow old in them, puts them on the path of friendliness and innovation in various areas. (more…)

Over the weekend, Agnieszka Labus, together with Zuzanna Mielczarek, had the opportunity to lead a 2-day workshop as part of the 7th edition of the Academy of the City "Sensitive Cities of the Future" - Malta Festival Poznań. Together with a group of participants from all over Poland, we dissected housing policy in Poland in the context of the economics of the bagel, environmental issues, technology/typologies, lifestyles, and comfort/safety. (more…)

From the point of view of biology, we can live a maximum of 120 years. However, aging is not about age or number, but about the purpose and quality of our life expectancy. (more…)

Some time ago Agnieszka Labus had the opportunity to talk with Gosia Rybak, Dominika Gaja-Jezierska and Joanna Majczyk about architecture of concern as part of the #ArchitekturaNaGłos podcast.  (more…)

Agnieszka Labus had the pleasure of taking part in an exceptional workshop in an exceptional place - "Rybnik for Business vol.4" in the Historic Mine - IGNACY in Rybnik. Networking and a dose of useful knowledge about PR, how to formulate offers and manage data! We know that this new knowledge will be very useful for us at the LAB60+ Foundation to develop further. As Agnieszka mentions, such meetings always bring something unexpected and spontaneous like the smug meeting with Bartholomew J.Gabrys, who invited her to talk as part of his program!  More about the event: here