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Important Update

Given the recent developments in the region, and with the safety and well‑being of our community in mind, the Global Brain Health Institute (GBHI) Annual Conference will no longer take place in person in Istanbul, Türkiye in April. The Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) Satellite Symposium, co‑hosted by GBHI, has also been cancelled.

GBHI Annual Conference

The GBHI Annual Conference is a cornerstone of the fellowship experience and an important forum for GBHI community members worldwide. Each year, the conference brings together diverse voices to explore new perspectives, foster connections, and advance brain health globally. This collaborative week features panel discussions, poster presentations, breakout sessions, and cultural performances by Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health, GBHI faculty and staff, and special guests. 

Goals

Through these gatherings, we aim to provide forums for discussions of the latest findings and challenges of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, to explore emerging dementia research in the region, and to facilitate global networks. The AAIC Satellite Symposium is also a key opportunity to present brain health and dementia-related work to a wide and diverse audience.

  • Celebrate Partnerships and Regional Innovation: Highlight the power of collaboration among fellows, faculty, staff, and community partners while showcasing innovative brain health and dementia research from around the world.
  • Foster Leadership and Global Networks: Support the development of fellows’ leadership skills and strengthen global connections, fostering sustained collaboration and collective action to advance brain health equity.
  • Advocate and Inspire Change: Partner with the Alzheimer’s Association and other stakeholders to amplify awareness, drive policy change, and improve care while leveraging the arts and culture to inspire innovative approaches to brain health.

Resources

Contact

Please contact events@gbhi.org with any questions.

Audience

Alumni, Current Fellows, Faculty, GBHI Mentors, People with Lived Experience of Dementia, Regional Mentors, Staff