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The Art & Memory Café is a flagship experience of the Memory Mosaics initiative curated by Kiggundu Art Studio. The event, organised by Kiggundu Rodney Erismas an Atlantic Fellow from Uganda, is designed to bridge the gap between care and community through creative, community-centered engagement.

Join the Virtual Brain Health Center's Neuro Nook (book club) on a monthly journey as we dive into thought-provoking books that help you build a better brain.

The GBHI Alumni Community is invited to attend this leadership skills session focused on leveraging artificial intelligence for brain health advances.

The UCSF Memory and Aging Center is excited to announce filmmaker and Atlantic Fellow Zach Bandler as the inaugural recipient of the Miller Artist in Residence Program. This prestigious residency honors Harriet Bernice Sanders Miller, MFA—an artist fascinated with botany, cell biology, and medical illustration—and her husband Milton Miller, MD, professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences.

Younger-onset dementia is often unseen and misunderstood. Yet it impacts people in their 30’s to mid-60’s globally. Nearly 4 million people worldwide are living with younger-onset dementia. However, when you multiply that by a family of 4, that's almost 16 million people that are navigating this diagnosis and this doesn't include those undiagnosed, misdiagnosed or whose loved ones have passed. 

Join Creative Minds artists and doctors from the UCSF Memory and Aging Center on Saturday August 23rd at 11 a.m. for a brain health talk with Dr. Charles Windon, lunch, and an afternoon of arts and music activities. Photography and visual arts displays from Creative Minds participants will be on view. Event is free and open to the public.