This four-part webinar series focuses on bringing your research to the public and advancing the field of aging and science during a time when the public's trust in science is waning.

Health sciences researchers, learn what funding opportunities exist in the new landscape as program officers and funding recipients discuss opportunities and strategies for successful applications.

This webinar highlights how care teams can provide individualized assistance to patients and families on their anti-amyloid therapy journey, with patient navigation serving as a key element in facilitating access, managing care, and ensuring ongoing support.

To equip mentors with the language, strategies, and presence needed to support students and early career professionals experiencing instability, doubt, and emotional strain related to career uncertainty.

To provide a reflective and restorative space for students and early career scholars navigating deep uncertainty, transitions in academia and research, and the emotional toll of early career pressures. The session will focus on naming shared challenges, building emotional resilience, and fostering peer connection and collective hope.

This webinar highlights how care teams can provide individualized assistance to patients and families on their anti-amyloid therapy journey, with patient navigation serving as a key element in facilitating access, managing care, and ensuring ongoing support.

Gerontology has never been more important. We know why our work matters in this “Age of Aging.” Yet, this is also the “Age of Change,” We bring together three panelists to share insight on navigating uncertainty and thriving as a scholar through times of change.

The federal budget and appropriations process is a complex and critical annual undertaking that significantly impacts funding for vital health and aging research across the nation. This timely GSA webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the process, the current activities around the Fiscal Year 2026 federal budget, and how budget rescissions and impoundments have impacted the process. Panelists include Brian Lindberg, GSA Public Policy Advisor; Ilene Stein, Vice President for Government Affairs, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities; and Devin O’Conner, Senior Fellow, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

This webinar provides an overview of the evolving landscape of anti-amyloid therapies for Alzheimer's disease. Clinical leaders offer practical considerations and important insights for the implementation of these therapies in clinical settings.

Each year, the Alzheimer's Association releases a report outlining the growing dementia crisis in America. Based on the most recent edition of the publication, this webinar will review the burden Alzheimer's and dementia is placing on individuals, caregivers, government, and the nation's health care system. In addition, it will cover new findings from the publication's special report on how Americans view the importance of early detection of Alzheimer's.