Let's Live Better For Longer

The Alliance for Longevity Initiatives (A4LI) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing legislation and policies aimed at increasing healthy human lifespan, with a focus on accelerating equitable access to next-generation therapies.

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Aging is the greatest risk factor for chronic diseases and conditions, but less than 1% of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) goes to aging biology research.

Our Advocacy Efforts

Increase Federal Funding for Longevity and Aging Research

Establishing Standards in the FDA for Longevity/Aging Therapeutic Clinical Trials

Time-bound Life Expectancy Goal Set by Congress

Check out A4LI’s D.C. Fly-In 2024 Congressional Briefing

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Recent Events

APr 29 - Geroscience Education Reception

5:30 – 8:30 PM Come hear leading figures from the geroscience biotechnology industry speak about the biology of aging, therapeutic developments in this space and why the US needs to adopt the “healthspan” approach to healthcare. >>Learn More

Who We Are

Dylan Livingston

Dylan Livingston

Founder and President

Brenda Eap, PhD

Brenda Eap, PhD

Vice President of Communications & Partnerships

Jonathan Ross

Jonathan Ross

Director of Admin & Operations

Longevity Gets Political at an Unprecedented DC Event

“A4LI is well-positioned to expand its policy advocacy efforts, but it’s essential that the longevity community as a whole becomes more politically active. In Washington, we clearly saw that politicians are impressed by the number and quality of people standing behind a cause.” -Lifespan.io

The Alliance for Longevity Initiatives – fighting aging

Longevity.Technology: Longevity is a common goal that benefits everyone – living a longer, healthier life. Singing from the same hymn sheet should be a given, but since it isn’t, how can we foster cohesion of thinking, strategy and policy at a higher level? Enter the Alliance for Longevity Initiatives, which was founded with the goal of creating social and political action around the issues of combating age-related chronic conditions and increasing the number of healthy, disease-free years we experience. In a nutshell they are all about advancing legislation and policies that aim to increase healthy human lifespan and we were lucky enough to sit down with Dylan Livingston, the A4LI’s Founder and President.

New poll demonstrates bipartisan support for cellular aging therapies

Longevity.Technology: The Alliance for Longevity Initiatives was founded with the goal of creating social and political action around the issues of combating age-related chronic conditions and increasing the number of healthy, disease-free years we experience; in a nutshell, they are all about advancing legislation and policies that aim to increase healthy human lifespan. A4LI works with healthcare leaders and experts in the geroscience and regenerative medicine fields to ensure the initiatives they pursue are the right steps to accomplish its goal. Ultimately, they would like to see governments around the world prioritise keeping their citizens in excellent health for much longer, and to that end they have conducted a poll that demonstrates public support for research into tackling aging at a cellular level.

Increasing healthy human lifespan: making policymakers listen

Longevity.Technology: The Alliance for Longevity Initiatives are all about advancing legislation and policies that aim to increase healthy human lifespan, and their goal is to create social and political action around the issues of combating age-related chronic conditions and increasing the number of healthy, disease-free years we experience. 

Aging Research Is Key to Balancing the Budget

“Therapies targeting cellular aging to help Americans age healthier would unlock a “longevity dividend” – the result of lower health care spending on disease and higher economic productivity.” – Newt Gingrich

Pushin' The Envelope: The First Longevity Caucus Launches

“The longevity industry just got a huge boost, coming from a place you may least expect – the halls of Washington.” -Spannr

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