UsAgainstAlzheimer's

Women of Impact:
Make Your Voice Count In Alzheimer's Dementia and Related Dementias Advocacy

UsAgainstAlzheimer’s is collaborating with CaringKind to offer Women of Impact a voluntary, nonpartisan advocacy opportunity to participate in national Alzheimer’s and dementia advocacy.

Through this opportunity, women connected to 100 Women of Impact may choose to receive advocacy updates, tools, and opportunities from UsAgainstAlzheimer’s and help elevate lived experience, professional insight, and community priorities with federal policymakers in Washington, D.C.

About 100 Women of Impact

100 Women of Impact is a CaringKind-led national movement of women advancing the future of brain health and well-being through leadership, care, policy, and progress.

The movement brings together women across sectors and communities to elevate understanding, expand access to compassionate care, advance brain health, and shape how Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias are understood, supported, and prioritized.

When women lead together, change follows. To learn more about 100 Women of Impact, visit iam100woi.org.

Why Your Voice Matters
Federal decisions are being shaped now — through congressional conversations, agency priorities, and funding decisions that influence how our country invests in Alzheimer’s and dementia research, early detection, diagnosis, treatment access, care infrastructure, and support for care partners.

Policy is stronger when it is informed by real experience.

Your voice can help policymakers better understand what people living with dementia, care partners, families, professionals, and communities are navigating every day — and what is needed to build a more compassionate, informed, and responsive system of care.

What This Advocacy Opportunity Supports
By signing up, you may receive advocacy updates, tools, and opportunities to take action on nonpartisan advocacy issues including:

∗Increasing research funding for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias;
∗Expanding access to early diagnosis, including emerging tools such as blood-based biomarker testing;
∗Improving access to quality, affordable healthcare for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias;
∗Strengthening resources, education, and support for care partners; and
∗Ensuring national priorities reflect the lived experiences of people and communities impacted by dementia.

How It Works
UsAgainstAlzheimer’s will provide participating Women of Impact with guidance and opportunities to engage in advocacy in ways that are meaningful, accessible, and appropriate to each person’s experience.

This may include learning how to share your story effectively, receiving talking points, contacting policymakers, submitting letters to the editor, receiving advocacy updates, or participating in advocacy opportunities in Washington, D.C., as available.

Participation is entirely voluntary. Each woman may choose the level of engagement that is right for her.

Opt In to Advocacy Communications from UsAgainstAlzheimer’s

This page is specifically for individuals who would like to opt in to receive advocacy communications, updates, and opportunities from UsAgainstAlzheimer’s.

CaringKind and 100 Women of Impact will continue to communicate separately through CaringKind’s own channels. This form is specifically for opting into advocacy communications and opportunities from UsAgainstAlzheimer’s.

If you are interested in learning more about 100 Women of Impact before signing up, please visit iam100woi.org.