CaringKind Partners with UsAgainstAlzheimer's to Boost Women-Led Advocacy in Alzheimer's Policy
Event summary
- CaringKind and UsAgainstAlzheimer's launched a collaboration on September 3, 2026, to offer advocacy opportunities for 100 Women of Impact participants.
- The initiative provides voluntary, nonpartisan pathways for women to engage in federal advocacy on Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.
- Participants can opt in to receive advocacy updates, educational resources, and opportunities to engage with federal policymakers.
- The collaboration aims to elevate women's perspectives as patients, care partners, professionals, and community leaders in federal policy discussions.
- Women account for nearly two-thirds of Americans living with Alzheimer's disease and most dementia care partners.
The big picture
This collaboration leverages CaringKind's 100 Women of Impact movement and UsAgainstAlzheimer's advocacy expertise to amplify women's voices in federal policy discussions. The initiative addresses the disproportionate impact of Alzheimer's on women, aiming to drive earlier detection, stronger support, and equitable access to treatments. The partnership reflects a broader trend of nonprofits collaborating to enhance policy influence and community engagement in healthcare.
What we're watching
- Advocacy Impact
- How the collaboration will affect federal investment in Alzheimer's research and care policies.
- Participant Engagement
- The pace at which 100 Women of Impact participants opt in to advocacy opportunities.
- Policy Influence
- Whether the initiative can sustain meaningful policy changes grounded in real-world experiences.
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