The 2025 World Alzheimer Report explores the important topic of dementia rehabilitation, examining how the concept is defined and implemented, as well as practical considerations of how to best adapt rehabilitation practices for people living with dementia in different contexts.

Learn from two community-led research projects about culturally safe Indigenous brain health and aging research.

Hear from two people living with dementia about how they combat stigma and discrimination.

"What We Heard" compiles community feedback to the Government of Alberta on proposed changes to the health care system.

Introductory and advanced training for professional care providers on involving and supporting unpaid caregivers.

Short webinars helping professionals and unpaid carers to better support and care for 2SLGBTQI people living with dementia.

A self-guided workbook designed to help care partners reflect on their week, track changes, identify stress points, and recognize moments of connection. Includes structured prompts, journaling pages, and space to document observations that support better communication with care teams.

A step-by-step, at-your-own-pace checklist for families and care partners to make homes safer and more supportive for people living with dementia. Covers lighting, signage, room layout, noise management, and sensory comfort—simple changes that can make daily life easier to navigate.

A practical, self-paced guide offering bite-sized communication techniques for interacting confidently with people living with dementia. Includes real-world examples, conversation prompts, and guidance for building trust, reducing anxiety, and supporting meaningful connection in everyday situations.

The USA's Food and Drug Administration has approved the first blood test for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease, developed by Japan-based Fujirebio Diagnostics.

A guide to making your community dementia-friendly. Piloted in southern Alberta by the Brenda Strafford Foundation.

The Alberta Continuing Care Association published a white paper in January 2025, calling for home care to be recognized as a distinct and integral component of Alberta's health care strategy.

Produced by Baycrest and hosted by Jay Ingram and Dr. Allison Sekuler, this poscast series is a useful educational resource for practical advice and inspiration to take specific actions to reduce your dementia risk.

In 2023-24. more than 60 community memebrs and stakeholders participated in an iterative process to identify and map the areas of focus and action for the Network. Thank you to United Way Calgary and Area for their support of this process.

This roadmap was developed by Dr. Seema King, Dr. Jessica Simon, Dr Jayna Holroyd-Leduc from their research into support needed by dementia caregivers in Alberta at key points in their person's dementia journey. The map was designed by Sam Hester as a way to visually represent information and helpful resources to consider at different stages, such as getting a diagnosis, driving, making day-to-day decisions, deciding on care options, and self-care.

This podcast episode from the Collective Impact Forum discusses the importance of policy and advocacy work to the success of collective impact initiatives like the Dementia Network