Living with dementia is more than a diagnosis. It is a journey shaped by relationships, meaning, and resiliency.

Join professors, students, caregivers, and aging advocates for an engaging and compassionate conversation about the realities of living with dementia. Together, we’ll explore how faith, hope, and humor can foster connection, strengthen resilience, and help individuals and families navigate the challenges of dementia.

Come to learn, listen, share, and laugh as we move beyond stereotypes and celebrate the humanity, dignity, and possibilities that remain throughout the dementia journey.

Open to: professionals, family/friend caregivers, students, and community members interested in this topic.

This event is a part of: Dementia, Caregiving, and Community: A Series of Free Events for Caregivers and Those Who Support Them

Programs and events supported by Clare & Jerry Rotenberg Caregiver Services at Lifespan of Greater Rochester, Nazareth University, St. John’s, University of Rochester Aging Institute, and Eastman School of Music’s ENCORE Chorus.