The Remember Project

Using art to build community

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Danette presenting The Remember Project
Steering into the Skid performance
Black woman participating in a discussion
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Using the Arts
to end the stigma of
dementia
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Using the Arts
to end the stigma of
dementia
LEARN MORE
021820maaa059-Pano
Using the Arts
to end the stigma of
dementia
LEARN MORE
021820maaa059-Pano
Using the Arts
to end the stigma of
dementia
LEARN MORE

Dementia-Friendly Communities

The Remember Project is committed to building awareness as a bridge to understanding and action. The impact of short plays and facilitated conversations is one of normalizing a difficult conversation.

Danette and Jim talking with the audience

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Attend an event

We hold events in communities across the region, many with options for attending virtually.

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Become a Sponsor

Help bring The Remember Project to more communities and build your brand.

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Make a donation

Your donation will help reduce the stigma, fear, and isolation surrounding dementia.

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Our Journal

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Moving Forward: 2022 Dementia Friendly Community Summit

Thursday, September 29, 2022 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Continuing 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. with The Remember Project’s world premiere of their theatrical video, “Mango Songs” Social Work CEUs available at no cost Don’t miss this year’s Summit The 2022 Community Summit will spotlight activities from around the state and provide opportunities for participants to learn from […]

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Interview on WEAU 13 News: Play with a Purpose

By Sarah Winkelmann – Feburary 10, 2021 WEAU 13 News – EAU CLAIRE, Wis. “If you or a loved one are experiencing memory loss, it can be a difficult topic to discuss. That’s why one organization is hosting a play with a purpose. The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) in Eau Claire County is bringing the […]

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It Takes a Village

Molly O’Connor and Hannah Robb collaborated to produce a documentary about The Remember Project. These are their notes as they worked through the creative process.

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