Alzheimer Europe's November 2025 newsletter brings you the latest news on developments in the dementia field, across Europe and beyond.

Summaries of a few of our top stories appear below.

Our monthly newsletter reaches almost 11,000 people, who have an interest in dementia, from across Europe and beyond.

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On 1 November, we were delighted to hear from our colleagues at Nezabutni (Ukraine) regarding the country’s draft dementia strategy, which the Ukrainian Government has published for consultation, inviting comments and feedback on the proposals. Alzheimer Europe has submitted a short response to the consultation, suggesting areas in which the strategy could be strengthened, including the need for guaranteed funding for implementation.

On 18 November 2025, Alzheimer Europe hosted a session of its popular online Alzheimer’s Association Academy, dedicated to “Involving under-represented groups in research”. The session on 18 November was the sixth of seven Academy sessions planned throughout 2025, and was moderated by Dianne Gove, Director for Public Involvement and Ethics at Alzheimer Europe.

There has been important progress made at Alzheimer Europe, during our Annual General Meeting this month, where our new Strategic Plan for 2026-2030, as well as the Work Plan and Budget for 2026, were unanimously adopted by our members. We look forward to an exciting and challenging start to 2026, and beyond!