We're looking for stories that reflect the full, living experience of Alzheimer's and dementia in Black and Latino families, from pre-diagnosis through the late stages of the disease. It could be:

• The moment you noticed something was different.
• The conversation you weren’t sure how to start.
• The way your family and friends showed up (or struggled to).
• Brain health habits and how you incorporate them into your everyday life.
• The resource, support, or advice that made your life a little easier.

Your story doesn’t need to be resolved or hopeful to be worth telling. Honesty and authenticity is what matters most. Because when our communities see themselves reflected in these stories, it becomes easier to ask questions, seek answers, and know we’re not alone.