Dementia Fiction Festival 2021
ARK
Please join us for two days of incredible performances, insightful presentations and important conversations as we explore questions raised by the Dementia in the Minds of characters and Readers project. Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the research project investigates how the language of contemporary fiction represents the minds of characters with dementia.
The Festival programme includes readings and conversations between writers, academics, people living with dementia and carers about how we write about dementia.
The event is free, and all sessions will be available online, with plenty of opportunity for everyone to get involved with the conversation. Book your place by clicking here.
- Arts
- Carers
- Disability
- Health and wellbeing
- Lobbying/policy
- Older people
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You can follow updates on Twitter @fictiondementia and Tweet along with the festival using #DementiaFictionFest21
Most sessions will be available to view afterwards on our YouTube site Dementia Fiction
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