From the December 2015/January 2016 issue of our magazine, Janet Baylis, Manager of the Society's Dementia Knowledge Centre, reviews a book that is in turn funny and thought-provoking.

From the March 2015 issue of our magazine, Still Alice portrays a woman diagnosed with Alzheimer's aged 50. Janet Baylis, Manager of the Society's Dementia Knowledge Centre, reflects on the film's impact.

From the February 2015 issue of our magazine, Janet Baylis, Manager of the Society's Dementia Knowledge Centre, reviews an uplifting collection of accounts written by people with dementia.

From the August/September 2015 issue of our magazine, cinemas can provide a powerful way to reconnect with memories and others, yet aren't always accessible to people with dementia. Andrew Bence attends a specially organised screening in Oxford.

From the October/November 2015 issue of our magazine, an east London project is raising dementia awareness and challenging stigma in south Asian communities. Andrew Bence attends a performance aiming to change hearts, minds and lives.

From the February/March 2016 issue of our magazine, Lucy Whitman's collection of personal accounts gets our readers talking, and we invite you to read Hearing the person with dementia for our next issue.