Join us for a special morning program featuring Recuerdos de mi Abuelo, a mini telenovela designed to spark conversations about dementia in Latino communities. This event is free to attend, courtesy of the CARMA Lab.
About the film
Join us for a special morning program featuring Recuerdos de mi Abuelo, a mini telenovela created to spark conversation around dementia in Latino communities. Told through the lens of a multigenerational Latinx family in the U.S., the story follows their emotional journey after their grandfather’s diagnosis. Following the screening, stay for a panel discussion with leaders from the University of Houston’s CARMA Lab, the Alzheimer’s Association, and the Kinder Institute for Urban Research to learn about memory health, caregiving support, and local resources.
This program is a part of INNERsections series, a communal space to intersect arts, health, and humanities through film and dialogue. Learn more about the series and view upcoming program dates here.
Program Panelists
Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Psychology, University of Houston
Director of Center for Community & Public Health, KIUR,
Assoc. Prof., Dept. & Faculty Scholar, Baker Institute for Public Policy,
Rice University
Director of Diversity Outreach, The Alzheimer’s Association Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter
Chief Clinical Research & Academic Officer,
US-CNI Clinical & Educational Research
Ticket Information
FREE Admission. This event was generously underwritten by the CARMA Lab at the University of Houston.
Rose Tylinski
Healing Arts Program Managerrtylinski@thehealthmuseum.org713.337.8461Please reach out for questions or information about this event
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