Conversations about Dementia: Connecting People, Research and Experience
About this Event
Join us for a free, interactive workshop bringing together people with lived experience of dementia, researchers, clinicians and dementia charities for open conversations about the latest developments in dementia research. Through short talks and small-group discussions, we’ll explore different perspectives, ask questions and discuss how research connects with people’s experiences of dementia.
Hear from:
- Professor Fiona Ducotterd, Alzheimer’s Research UK Drug Discovery Institute
- Dr Lorena Arancibia Carcamo, Francis Crick Institute
- Professor Jonathan Rohrer, University College London
- Alzheimer’s Society Research and Join Dementia Research UK
The event also includes a creative workshop faciliated by Arts for Dementia.
Lunch and refreshments provided for all attendees.
What to expect
- Short talks from researchers working across different areas of the latest developments indementia research
- Facilitated small-group discussions exploring key topics in dementia research and lived experience
- Opportunities to ask questions, and share your perspective in an informal, welcoming environment
Who is the workshop for
This workshop is particularly aimed at people affected by dementia, including family members, friends and carers. Companions are welcome to attend alongside participants. We also welcome anyone with a broader interest in dementia and dementia research.
Getting to the Crick
The Francis Crick Institute is next to St Pancras station and is easy to get to by bus, tube or train. You can find out more about how to get to the Crick on our website.
For more information, please contact [email protected].
Where is it happening?
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