CENTURY SUMMIT VI - STANFORD CENTER ON LONGEVITY

Century Summit VI is a flagship gathering hosted by The Longevity Project in collaboration with the Stanford Center on Longevity, taking place 17–18 February 2026 at Stanford University in California. Now in its sixth year, this two-day summit convenes leaders, researchers, policymakers, educators, and innovators to explore how longer life spans will shape work, learning, opportunity and social structures. This edition focuses on rethinking how talent is developed and supported across extended careers, and how societies can build systems that are equitable, adaptable, and purpose-driven for people throughout their lifespan.

The event will feature sessions on lifelong learning, the future of work, education pathways for multi-decade careers, and roles that employers, governments and communities play in supporting longevity-aware systems. Contributions come from interdisciplinary speakers and thought leaders, with hybrid access—invite-only in-person attendance and free virtual registration—so a broader audience can engage in the conversation. Century Summit VI offers both big-picture vision and practical insights into transforming how society values age, opportunity, productivity, and connection across generations.