Women’s History Month is more than just a month-long celebration in March. It’s dedicated time throughout the year when we celebrate the contributions, triumphs, and struggles of women throughout our history. In the healthcare space, brain health belongs at the forefront of women’s health. Diagnosis is not the only way women are disproportionately affected by Alzheimer’s. Women often shoulder the responsibility of caregiving for their loved ones grappling with the disease, be it their spouses, parents, family members, or friends.

We're shining a spotlight on some of the incredible women who are driving change through their purpose-driven work at UsAgainstAlzheimer’s. From advocacy to caregiving, these women are devoted to combating the disease and supporting those affected by it. 

Watch these one-minute videos to learn more about their firsthand experiences with the disease and hear their words of wisdom for the caregivers who support their loved ones each day.