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Present, past, and future: these are the elements that bind a family together across generations, sustained by the memory of a family history passed down from those who preceded us, and the hope for a future entrusted to the next generation.

Thus, “from generation to generation,” families not only preserve their legacy but also contribute to the rebuilding of communities. Above all, they reaffirm the responsibility of ensuring a better future for the new generations—whether through life projects, economic conditions, or the environment.

Since the 19th century, generations have been categorised by names that reflect shared cultural experiences. Let us explore these generational labels without succumbing to stereotypes:

• Lost Generation (1883-1900)
• Greatest Generation (1901-1927)
• Silent Generation (1928-1945)
• Baby Boomers or “Boomers” (1946-1964)
• Generation X (1965-1980)
• Generation Y or “Millennials” (1981-1996)
• Generation Z or “Centennials” (1997-2009)
• Generation Alpha or “Screenagers” (2010-present).