We’ve been “in the lab” a bit here over the past few months, so I have multiple updates to provide here in late April as we continue to push forward with the FTD Documentary. Outside of the two big updates below, we also have a short new preview clip arriving later in the Spring, and…
Just in time for the holidays, we’re back with a new download in our Frontotemporal Dementia Resources center. The new resource is called the SURVIVING THE HOLIDAYS GUIDE. We know the holidays can be a difficult time for many, even when not dealing with a loved one with dementia, so we hope this guide helps…
As promised, we’re back with a new download in our Frontotemporal Dementia Resources center. A big part of the frontotemporal dementia documentary project here is to keep working to fill in the gaps that families, loved ones, and caregivers tell us are important, and this is the next step down that path. The new resource…
We are very pleased to announce that our Frontotemporal Dementia Resources page is now active. As I touched on in an earlier post, creating a Resources Center was an extremely important part of this project, providing a place where we can fill in the gaps that families, loved ones, caregivers, and pretty much anyone affected…
We are very excited to announce the launch of a two-year fundraising and awareness project here at Change the World Films, aptly named The Climb a Mountain Challenge™. We kicked off Spring 2025 with an awesome, enthusiastic group of volunteers participating in the challenge launch, in nearly a dozen cities in five countries around the…
We’ve seen a very big, surprise shift in our trajectory for this project as a whole (all in positive ways), and although I’ll cover that later in more detail, today I just want to briefly talk about one of the biggest pieces to it: the RESOURCES CENTER (working title) we’ll be creating here at frontotemporaldementia.org….
I’d like to officially welcome you to our new website, the now permanent home for the Change the World Films documentary on frontotemporal dementia. This project was stuck in the “in between zone” for far too long — in between producers for a bit and even in between production companies briefly. We’ve now made certain…