We are hosting a series of free public events in partnership with and the ²ÝùÊÓÆµ to raise awareness and deepen understanding of dementia.
At each event, you will hear from:
- A person with lived experience of dementia – whether diagnosed, caring for a loved one, or closely connected to the condition – sharing their story and perspective.
- A researcher presenting their work and reflecting on what it means to conduct research in partnership with this community.
Afterwards, both speakers will engage in open conversation, exploring their experiences side by side. This format invites honesty, connection, and mutual learning between lived experience and scientific insight.
The events will take place at , with refreshments and nibbles provided.
Should you have any questions, you can contact us at:
Daniela Oehring (daniela.oehring@plymouth.ac.uk)
Krithika Anil (krithika.anil@plymouth.ac.uk)
Why are we running these events?
Dementia is not only a medical condition but a lived reality for many individuals and families. These events aim to:
- Break down barriers between research and everyday experience.
- Share knowledge in a way that is accessible and meaningful.
- Encourage open discussion about challenges and hopes for the future.
- Build a stronger, more informed community that supports those affected by dementia.