Common Grounds - Framing FTD
A conversational evening in Surry Hills where lived-experience advocates and stem cell researchers discuss frontotemporal dementia and answer audience questions.
Common Grounds | Session 1 Our first Common Grounds session brings together Jacqui Gray, a lived experience advocate from a family affected by inherited frontotemporal dementia (FTD), and Alex Johnson, a PhD researcher using stem cells to investigate the same condition.
Together, they'll explore the realities of FTD for individuals and families, how scientists are using stem cells to better understand the disease, and how lived experience can help shape the direction of research.
Join us at Forrester's, Surry Hills, for personal stories, emerging discovery science and an opportunity to ask questions, connect with researchers and discover what happens when lived experience and science come together.
