Engaging Arts & Minds: Foundations – an online training course to learn the Arts & Minds approach to art programming for people with dementia and their care partners
Feb 19, 2025—May 04, 2025
Location
P.O. Box 250073 Columbia University Station New York, NY 10025 United States
Cost 350
Event Contact Hollie Ecker | Email
Categories Other, Registration Required
Topics Arts & Minds, caregivers, dementia, museum professionals, Training, workshop
Arts & Minds is pleased to announce Engaging Arts & Minds: Foundations, a training course on museum programming for people with dementia and their care partners. We invite museum professionals, caregivers and dementia care professionals to join this exciting new online course.
Engaging Arts & Minds: Foundations includes:
– Introduction to Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias — a slide
talk by Columbia University Neurologist, James M. Noble MD;
– Readings, exercises, and discussion posts focusing on the needs of
people living with dementia and their caregivers;
– Explore Arts & Minds approach to in-the-moment conversations
about art (adaptable for science, history and living collections);
– Learn our unique approach to creative and accessible art making;
– Receive support in planning and implementing your cultural program;
– Learn to build uplifting creative, social and cognitive experiences for
people with memory loss.
Registration for the Winter 2025 cohort is now open. This asynchronous course will run on the Canvas online platform from February 19th to May 4th. There will be 3 one hour optional live online sessions offered as a way to connect with the other members of this learning community. To register now, follow this link: https://giving.artsandminds.org/secure/cause_pdetails/MjI3MzA1
For more information about training for teams and individuals visit “Training” on the Arts & Minds website: https://www.artsandminds.org/training.html
Accessibility Information
Canvas is a learning management system (LMS) designed to be accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. It uses technologies like HTML and CSS, Section 508 guidelines, and W3C’s Web Accessibility Initiative to ensure accessibility. Canvas also includes tools and features to help create accessible courses, such as the Accessibility Checker and Assistive Technology Resources.