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DAI Observes the International Day of People with Disability, Dec 3rd 2022

By Kate Swaffer

#EqualUN: Open Letter re CRPD Committee Elections

Media release 2: DAI rationale for service changes

World Day of Social Justice 2022

DAI Facebook event: Age With Rights 2022 Campaign

The importance of Rehabilitation for all people with dementia

International Day of People with Disability 2021

Watch our webinar "Cognition-oriented treatments for people with dementia" on YouTube

Nothing about us without us

A More Inclusive Public Transport System by Emily Ong

How people with disabilities due to dementia are marginalised

World Alzheimers Month DAI Webinar Series

No decision about me without me by Emily Ong

Webinar - How to make Alzheimers a rare Disease!

Accessibility on Whose Terms

Volunteer Vacancies

DAI Written Statement to the CoSP14

Virtual Civil Society Forum at CoSP14

Conference of State Parties on the CRPD June 2021

Dementia and Rehabilitation by Emily Tan Tan Ong

International Womens Day 2021

Dementia and Employment, by Emily Tan Tan Ong

Human Rights Day

International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Video: Our rights under threat as we grow old

Human rights as a practice model in residential aged care, by Daniella Greenwood

Newsflash: Professor Gerard Quinn is the new UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities

Lyn Rogers shares why she is glad she joined DAI

World Alzheimers Report 2020: Design, Dignity, Dementia: Dementia-related design and the built environment

Emily Tan Tan Ong shares why she is glad she found DAI

GLAD Call TO Action: A Call To Rebuild a Future Inclusive of All

Human Rights and the Confinement of People Living with Dementia in Care Homes

Supporting people with dementia through COVID-19

Human Rights in Residential Aged Care

Happy New Year & Happy 6th Birthday DAI lo

With Gratitude, by Christine Thelker

Universal Health Coverage Day 2019

#Hello, my name is Kate

Register now for DAI's July Webinar: Dementia as a Disability

DAI Statement by Christine Thelker #COSP12

Elder Abuse is everybody's business

Join us online today for the DAI Side Event: Dementia as a disability

Statement by DAI Chair Kate Swaffer #COSP12

Update on the upcoming 12th session of the Conference of State Parties to the CRPD

Rehabilitation for dementia: evidence and opportunities

International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2018

Rehabilitation and dementia: evidence & opportunities

Dementia as a Cognitive Disability

Hello, my name is Jerry Wylie

Hello, my name is Peter Mittler

Hello, my name is Christine Thelker

Hello, my name is Dennis Frost

Hello, my name is Maria Turner

Hello, my name is Howard Gordon

DAI in Chicago #3

Dignity & respect still lacking in dementia care

DAI in Chicago #2

Civil Society Forum - Day 2 update

Dementia and Palliative Care

'Tackling Dementia - It's Everybody's Business'

Mary-Beth Wighton speaks...

Day 5 of the 71st World Health Assembly

Day 2 World Health Assembly #WHA71

DAI supports Canada to develop a National Dementia Plan

DAI in Top 20 Dementia YouTube Channels in 2018

The economic and human cost of dementia

ADI Chicago abstracts due soon

Happy 4th Birthday DAI

UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE DAY 2017

Celebrating the International Day of Persons with disAbilities

Phyllis Fehr at the NCD Alliance Workshop: "Our Views Our Voices"

DAI attends mhGAP Forum 2017

"Can You Hear Me Now?" by Carole Mullikan

And Then I Looked Up Dementia - Women Speak Out

UN Special Rapporteur: The Right to Health

Human Rights: from Rhetoric to Reality, #ADI2017Kyoto

DAI's Peer-to-peer support groups

DAI granted NGO status at the COSP

IT’S OUR CONVENTION: USE IT OR LOSE IT? by Peter Mittler

We need to 'Think Outside of the Box' by John Quinn

World Health Organization adopts Global Action Plan on dementia

The 70th World Health Assembly 2017

DAI and ADI continue to work together

New Opportunities from the Global Action Plan on Dementia

Dementia and disability rights #DAW2017

Introducing the Three Nations Dementia Working Group #DAW2017 Day 3

DAI's Peer to peer support groups, by John Sandblom

DAI in Kyoto, Japan

DAI visits Taiwan Province of China

So . . . You Think I’m Faking my Alzheimer’s Disease, do you?

Dementia and human rights, by Professor Peter Mittler

Announcing a new Chapter in DAI’s Human Rights work

Phyllis Fehr represents DAI at the 17th Session of the CRPD Committee

International Women's Day 2017

Being bold: Living with dementia

REHABILITATION 2030- A Call For Action # 1

Mary’s 4th Blog from the UN Social Forum

Welcome to 2017 and Happy 3rd Birthday to DAI!

The UN Human Rights Council – Social Forum (update 3 of 4)

Celebrating the International Day of People with Disability

UN Human Rights Council – Social Forum update #2

Thank you to the outgoing DAI Board

Update 2 on the Social Forum by Mary Radnofsky

DAI Media Release: conference guidelines

HOW THE UN PROTECTS OUR HUMAN RIGHTS

Extending CBR to older persons: A global imperative

World Alzheimer's Month 2016 wrap up

The Well-Educated Lab Rat: Clinical Research from Inside the Maze

LIVING WELL WITH DEMENTIA: A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT

A Human Rights update from Mary Radnofsky

Dementia Friendly Kiama, by Dennis Frost

We are changing the world!

Day 2 at the United Nations in NYC

The pursuit of our human rights continues...

Dr Al Power: Is it time to abandon memory care?

Agnes Houston MBE on Sensory Challenges #DAW2016 #ADI2016

YOU can make a difference #DAW2016

DAI Media Release

Empowering People with Dementia through Online Support Groups, by Eileen Taylor

ADI2016 Budapest: an introduction

Human Rights and dementia #ADI2016

Psychologist Denise Craig presents "The Dementia Enablement Guide"

Press Release: Kate Swaffer joins WDC

Susan Suchan on living with dementia

Wishing you all a happy and safe festive season

Celebrating International Day of Persons with disAbilities

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