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URL:https://www.careengland.org.uk/events/culturally-meaningful-engagement
 -in-dementia-care/
SUMMARY:Culturally meaningful engagement in dementia care
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Carl Case M.Ed. Cultural Appropriate Resources Direc
 tor of Operations\, Co-Founder of the Sheffield Memory Hub\, Creator of th
 e ‘Black African and Caribbean Dementia Toolbox’ &amp\; 2024 award win
 ner of the ‘Most Outstanding Provider of Dementia Care based in the Comm
 unity’\n\nDescription: Black African and Black Caribbean people have a 2
 2% higher incidence of dementia\, and once diagnosed\, we are also living 
 for shorter periods and dying at younger ages than our white friends and n
 eighbours.\n\nIn this multimedia presentation for care partners\, healthca
 re professionals\, and family members\, Carl will share practical guidance
  through innovative projects that promote culturally meaningful engagement
 \, many of which can be adapted to other communities.\n\nInspiring example
 s will include: ‘Elders Embracing AI in the Co-Production of Music Techn
 ology’\, ‘Culture\, Creativity and Dementia Enablement’\, ‘Virtual
  Reality as a Culturally Appropriate Dementia Intervention’.\n\nWhen it 
 comes to bridging the existing cultural gulf\, Carl’s maxim is - ‘An O
 unce of Practical Advice\, is worth a Pound of Theory’.\n\nhttps://www.e
 ventbrite.co.uk/e/culturally-meaningful-engagement-in-dementia-care-ticket
 s-1278953066049
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