Member Contributions

How Our Members are Reimagining Dementia

The Coalition invites our members to create a short video (one minute or less) that we will post on social media and on our website and use in other ways. So if you'd like to be highlighted, please create a 45 second to 1 minute video in which you introduce yourself (and others if you want).

Tell us where you live, talk about your organization/company/work and let us know what reimagining dementia (the activity and the Coalition) means to you. Feel free to share in any way you'd like - you can sing, move/dance, create a poem, use sign language or your native language.
If you already have a short video you want to use, that's also fine. 

You can use your cell phone or Zoom to record the video. If you are using a phone, please record it in landscape mode/horizontal (turn the phone sideways). Make sure to have the volume on your device turned up, ensure good lighting (in front of you) and that you are not sitting with a window or other light source behind you. Once it’s completed, send the file (in mp4 format) - together with your name, title, organization, website and email to: reimaginingdementia@gmail.com.

There is no deadline! 

How Carmela Mulroe is Reimagining Dementia

How The Good Conversations is Reimagining Dementia

How Evergreen Minds is Reimagining Dementia

How Kate is Reimagining Dementia

How Wally is Reimagining Dementia

How Dangle&Dot are Reimagining Dementia

How Emerson is Reimagining Dementia

How George is Reimagining Dementia

How Helen and Eileen are Reimagining Dementia

How Kate is Reimagining Dementia

Amy

How Amy is Reimagining Dementia
(click on the image to view the video)

How Daithì is Reimagining Dementia
(click on the image to view the video)

Shruti

How Shruti is Reimagining Dementia
(click on the image to view the video)

 Member Programs, Education and Services

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    I'm Still Me

    What is “I’m Still Me”?

    The project titled “I’m Still Me” focuses on developing and implementing new attitudes and approaches to support people living with dementia, their families, and care partners by creating awareness, breaking down barriers, assuaging myths of Dementia and related stigma through education and conversation. The project consists of a series of in-person and online community events aimed at creating awareness about dementia, deconstructing mental models, reducing barriers and fostering more inclusive communities.

    Videos

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    Community Association for West Hampstead

    The Community Association for West Hampstead (CAWH) (UK) aims to improve the life, health, and social wellbeing of the whole community in West Hampstead, particularly children, young people and older people at risk of isolation. They play an important role in bringing people together and helping to make West Hampstead a cohesive community and an enjoyable, inclusive and sustainable neighbourhood. They offer a range of fun and exciting activities for children, young people, adults and older people.

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    In There Out Here: Art Making Space to Live Well With Dementia

    Collaborative art providing an alternative narrative of dementia: a narrative that focuses on the strength and resilience, the sources of joy and happiness.

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    Arts&Minds

    Arts & Minds is a not-for-profit organization committed to improving quality of life for all people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias through engagement with art.

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    Kairos Clubhouse

    Kairos Alive! uses the power of participatory dance, music and story to make connections, stir the imagination, and create resilience in intergenerational and intercultural communities. They seek to promote the joy of interactive arts programs, and liberate its power to nurture and heal.

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    Making Moments with Happy Memories Elder Support

    Happy Memories Elder Support - Transforming our relationship with dementia - Happy Memories provides monthly group sessions, one-on-one check-ins, resources, discussion, and innovative tools.

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    Resense Foundation

    The Birthday Box Project project involves crafting personalized "Birthday Boxes'' for individuals living with dementia in care communities. Resense believes in celebrating people's lives, especially on birthdays. The Birthday Boxes will be customized gifts and experiences given to care partners, communities, and agencies for FREE.

  • Smile Theatre

    Smile Theatres provides professional, life-affirming, accessible musical theatre to vulnerable people in institutional care while also supporting and engaging their caretakers and families.

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    Wish of a Lifetime

    As a charitable affiliate of AARP, Wish of a Lifetime grants life-changing wishes to older adults and inspires people to redefine aging in America. © Wish of a Lifetime from AARP.