Diversifying Research through the Experiences and Attitudes of Minorities (DREAM)

In this project we explore the helpfulness and feasibility of published recommendations for enhancing diversity within dementia research. 

Why is this research important?

The DREAM survey aims to capture the voices of under-served groups in dementia research to produce meaningful insights around the barriers and motivators to participation in dementia research studies.

Results will be used to inform the future development of recommendations and strategies that enhance diversity in dementia research.

Thanks to everyone who participated!
​Check back soon for study results

Team Members

Dr. Julie Robillard
​Principal Investigator

Susanna Martin
​​Research Assistant

​Mahala English 
​Undergraduate Research Assistant

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Funders

The DREAM survey is part of our ongoing work at the Ethical, Legal and Social Implications (ELSI) team at the Canadian Consortium on Neurodegeneration in Aging (CCNA).
 
Find out more about the ELSI here  https://ccna-ccnv.ca/ethical-legal-social-issues-elsi/
 
Watch our recent webinar about diversity in dementia research here https://ccna-ccnv.ca/talking-brains-series/