WEBINAR 2
Live, Love, Learn: Healthy Habits, Healthy Brain
AlzInColor Webinar 2 of 6 (June 25, 2026)
Join AlzInColor on Thursday, June 25, 2026, from 7 PM to 8 PM EDT for the second session of our monthly six-part Brain Health & Alzheimer’s Webinar Series, “Live, Love, Learn: Healthy Habits, Healthy Brain.”
This engaging session will explore how everyday lifestyle choices can support brain health, enhance overall wellness, and help reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
Through expert guidance and actionable insights, this session will emphasize that brain health is about more than preventing dementia. It’s about creating sustainable habits that help us live healthier, fuller lives at every age, because you are never too young to be mindful of your brain health.
Whether you are looking to make lifestyle changes, support a loved one, or better understand how daily habits impact brain function, this webinar will provide practical tools to support lifelong brain wellness.
Register Now for Webinar 2 and Secure Your Spot!
What to Expect:
- LEARN about the benefits of maintaining a healthy brain lifestyle and why brain health matters at every stage of life
- DISCOVER the “Live, Love, Learn” framework for supporting brain wellness through daily habits and meaningful engagement
- GAIN culturally relevant, actionable tips to help build sustainable healthy habits for yourself and your community
- UNDERSTAND common barriers to brain health and practical strategies for overcoming them
- TAKE ACTION with realistic steps to support lifelong brain health and overall well-being
Guest Speaker
Our featured speaker brings expertise in brain health, wellness, and culturally relevant approaches to cognitive well-being.
Dr. Vonetta Dotson is a neuropsychologist, researcher, speaker, and founder of CerebroFit Integrated Brain Health, a company dedicated to empowering people to support brain health through evidence-based lifestyle strategies and clinical services.
She is Chief of Neuropsychology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, faculty at Harvard Medical School, and Research Professor at Georgia State University.
Dr. Dotson has over 20 years of experience studying factors that influence brain health and cognitive aging, with a particular focus on reducing disparities in brain health outcomes.
Through her clinical, research, and community work, she is passionate about translating science into practical strategies that help people think, feel, and function at their best across the lifespan. She is also author of the book Keep Your Wits About You: The Science of Brain Maintenance as You Age.
AlzInColor Community Advisory Board Members
Jeanette Contreras
Organization for Latino Health Advocacy (OLHA)
Washington, DC Metro Area
Dr. Bashir Easter, PhD
Melanin Minded, LLC
Milwaukee, WI
Oya Gilbert
Health, Hope & Hip-Hop Foundation
Delaware
Gina Haynes-Sanders
Community Liaison
Lexington, KY & Washington, DC Metro Area
Dr. Michelle Jackson, PhD
Black Women Inflammation and Tau Study (BWITS) at UC San Diego
Southern California
Jacquelyn Lee
Frankfort/Lexington (KY) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated
Frankfort/Lexington, KY
Daryl Love
Everent Health
Kentucky
Pastor Joseph Owens
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lexington, KY
Robert Reid
Black Dementia Minds
Georgia
Dr. Mayra Sainz, PhD
Public Health Research
Georgia
Janay “J Smiles” Smith
Parenting UP!
Atlanta, GA
Cheryl Teare
Washington (DC) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated
Washington, DC
Dr. Stephen B. Thomas, PhD
Maryland Center for Health Equity at the University of Maryland School of Public Health
Health Advocates In-Reach and Research Campaign (HAIR)
Maryland
Rev. Dr. Jim Thurman
Zion Baptist Church
Paris, KY
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