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NC Advocacy Virtual Town Hall - May 6, 2020
The Alzheimer's Association is partnering with a slate of North Carolina public officials, to host our first-ever NC Advocacy Virtual Town Halls! With all the uncertainty during these ever-changing times, we are grateful that our leaders are at the forefront of this epidemic and willing to share their support.
These live interactive virtual programs will be offered via video/webinar or phone this May. Join us for an update on state facts and figures, important COVID-19 information for caregivers, as well as featured state policy priorities listed for each town hall below.
May 6, 2020
2:00 - 3:00 pm
Featured Topic:
Plans for the expansion of dementia training requirements in the state of North Carolina
Speakers:
State Representative Jon Hardister (District 59) — NC State House COVID-19 Committee Member
Scott Herrick, NC Director of Public Policy, Alzheimer's Association
Register for the May 6 Town Hall on this page or by calling (336) 814-3721.
May 12, 2020
2:00 - 3:00 pm
Featured Topic:
Plans for the expansion of public health messaging for professionals and caregivers across North Carolina
Speakers:
State Senator Terry Van Duyn (District 49) — Senate Healthcare Committee Member
Scott Herrick, NC Director of Public Policy, Alzheimer's Association
Register for the May 12 Town Hall online or by calling (336) 814-3721.
Please Note: Urgent matters related to COVID-19 and legislative schedules may dictate attendance of scheduled speakers.
Join from the comfort and safety of your home. Participants will be given the option of joining via video/webinar or through a toll-free number. Registration is required, and registrants will be sent conferencing details prior to the date of each town hall.
Additional Questions?
sherrick@alz.org | (336) 814-3721