"Saving Claire" is an inspiring documentary that sheds light on the importance of fall risk reduction, featuring real-life stories and practical strategies to promote healthy aging. Through Claire’s journey, viewers […]
More information coming soon! Speakers: Ayn Welleford, MSG, PhD, AGHEF Associate Professor, Department of Gerontology, VCU InterAge Director, Lifelong Learning Institute in Chesterfield Rachel Ramirez, MPA Executive Director Lifelong Learning […]
You’re invited to a statewide Virtual Dementia Tour® (VDT) Certified Facilitator Training, hosted by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH). What is the Virtual Dementia Tour®? VDT is an evidence-based, […]
You’re invited to a statewide Virtual Dementia Tour® (VDT) Certified Facilitator Training, hosted by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH). What is the Virtual Dementia Tour®? VDT is an evidence-based, […]
"Saving Claire" is an inspiring documentary that sheds light on the importance of fall risk reduction, featuring real-life stories and practical strategies to promote healthy aging. Through Claire’s journey, viewers […]
Explore ways health departments have leveraged population-level data on cognitive decline and caregiving for health planning. Public health professionals will share their experience participating in the Data for Action Project, […]
This webinar will explore how the third season of the innovative educational telenovela Recuerdos Perdidos (Lost Memories) is supporting Latino families and professionals in navigating late-stage dementia and end-of-life care. […]
Virginia faces a significant civic engagement gap—26% of older adults report difficulties participating in civic life, contributing to social isolation and impacting well-being. Discover how VPAP's Civics Navigator addresses these […]
This webinar will launch two new, free, interactive public health learning modules exploring the importance of primary and secondary prevention of dementia. Register today and visit alz.org/publichealthcurriculum to learn more […]
In this session, we will look at what person-centered communication looks like, with people with dementia and among people working in a nursing home. What can we learn and unlearn? […]
