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Tips on How to Include & Collaborate With People Living with Dementia

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Links to Various Helpful Resources to Deepen Understanding, Inclusion, & Support for People Living with Dementia

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Advancing Dementia Inclusion Video

This video was created for LeadingAge's Advancing Dementia Inclusion: A Collaborative Convening - an invite-only gathering bringing together leaders committed to making dementia inclusion real, not aspirational.

Mary Beth Wighton and Jessica Luh Kim have been part of LeadingAge's Embracing Dementia Inclusion Series for several years, contributing to a growing conversation about what genuine inclusion looks like for people living with dementia - and what gets in the way.

What you will hear in this video is grounded in that work: the belief that inclusion is not a program or an add-on. It is a human rights commitment. And that segregation - however well-intentioned - is not a care model.

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10 Essential Resources to Help Understand the Lived Experiences of People Living with Dementia

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