Oneida Community Advisory Board
Specific Aim 1: Continue the Oneida Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias Community Advisory Board “Oneida Alzheimer’s CAB” to guide a culturally tailored outreach, education and research.
Specific Aim 2: Reach middle-aged adults, military Veterans and youth with Dementia Curriculum.
Specific Aim 3: Work to reduce stigma associated with Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias by providing outreach and education.
Specific Aim 4: Continue efforts to optimize access to culturally competent dementia diagnostics.
Research collaboration
UW scientists are encouraged to seek input from the Oneida Community Advisory Board (CAB). Board members are available to review and advise on studies to help them be more inclusive of Indigenous people and ensure results from research are more relevant to diverse populations.
Submit an online Research Collaboration Request
If you have questions about our program and would like to reach Oneida CAB, please email Lexi Nelson at lnelson@medicine.wisc.edu and Tracy Smith at tmsmith6@wisc.edu.
Oneida Helping Oneida
The Oneida Nation has a number of excellent supportive services/resources available to support persons with dementia and their family members who provide assistance to them. However, the Oneida Alzheimer’s Disease Community Advisory Board has identified that many families do not avail themselves of the resources available. To better understand the barriers to use of these resources, this study aims to learn more about the extent to which Oneida community members are aware of various types of supportive services and intend to use them. In addition, we seek to identify community-specific factors that may impact service use by family caregivers, in order to better serve these caregivers in the future.
Study PI: Mary Wyman, PhD
Read the full Oneida Helping Oneida (OHO) Report or the OHO Handout for more information.