Inspired by a need to improve how we communicate about people living with dementia, “Words and Images to Use in Dementia and Caregiving” is a guide to dementia-friendly language and images intende

The Book of Genocides is a haunting graphic novel that compels readers to confront the darkest chapters of human history not as distant events but as visceral experiences.

In this perspective, Atlantic Fellow Mawuli Lawson reflects on how Ahonhon Talk is bringing people together to build momentum for dementia awareness, research, education, and care in Togo.

Ensemble Theatre Company will present ELIJAH ROCK: MEMORIES UNLEASHED, a one-night concert of song and story featuring music from the Great American Songbook, jazz, and blues.

Dr. Naglaa Fathy Lithy, an Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity, senior health specialist and a former Global Youth Ambassador, transformed her lived experiences with health inequity into a vibrant natio...

Background Landscapes, including forests, rivers, wetlands, coastlines, and the communities that depend on them, are under pressure from forces that are intensifying faster than the systems meant to g...

Food sovereignty is the idea that people and communities should have the right and ability to control how their food is produced, distributed and consumed. It emphasizes local decision-making rather t...

Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health Sonata Maciulskyte reflects on her time at the annual Walking the Talk for Dementia pilgrimage in Spain. Now in its fourth year, the event brought together a...

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Her lived experience is changing how families understand and cope with the condition

As part of the Global Brain Health Institute’s (GBHI) 10 year milestone, five global sites will host Leadership in Action: Global Brain Health Satellite Sessions in May 2026.These locally led events, organized by Atlantic Fellows in collaboration with local partners, reflect regional priorities, cross sector partnerships, and creative approaches to advancing brain health equity. Across these five satellites, a series of engaging local programs, events, and innovations will take place in communities around the world.As the culmination of these efforts, participants will gather together in a...

Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity Shubha Nagesh, a medical doctor based in Uttarakhand, India, joined other Fellows during Skoll Week in Oxford for the Atlantic Institute’s Influencing Through Partnerships program. In this reflection, she explores the "unconferencing" of social impact, bridging the gap between global systems and the local realities.