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Memory Sunday 2025: Empowering Minds by Advancing Equity and Innovation in Brain Health

Join us for a powerful virtual gathering dedicated to raising awareness, honoring memories, and empowering communities in the fight against Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

This year's theme, "Empowering Minds by Advancing Equity and Innovation in Brain Health," highlights the urgent need to close health disparities while celebrating cutting-edge approaches that support cognitive well-being in our families, congregations and communities.

This engaging online event will feature:

  • Inspiring testimonials from individuals and families impacted by memory loss
  • Uplifting music and spoken word performances that honor our shared journey
  • Vital information about brain health, early detection, and equitable access to care
  • Innovative insights from experts on how communities can thrive through education, advocacy, and innovation

Want to learn more and get health resources about brain health? Be sure to
download our 2025 Memory Sunday Toolkit.



MEMORY SUNDAY RESOURCES

The Book Of Alzheimer’s For African American Congregations

The Book of Alzheimer’s for African American Congregations is a resource guide for churches serving African Americans that desire to help families and individuals understand and cope with the challenges of Alzheimer’s and other dementias.

Assaults On The Brain: Understanding The Impacts Of Alzheimer’s & Parkinson’s

Watch this roundtable discussion that sheds a bright light on ways the faith community and public health agencies can come together to educate about cognitive diseases and provide much-needed support to caregivers and families.

DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES

Guidance For Churches From Our Partner Alter

What do our churches have to do with the epidemic of Alzheimer’s and other dementias? Everything. Learn how your church can take action with ALTER.

Learn About the Brain Health Center for African Americans

The Brain Health Center for African Americans (BHCAA) is a training institute and online resource center designed to raise awareness of the importance of cognitive health among African Americans. For more information, click the BHCAA Home tab above.