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Challenging discrimination and stigma: Dementia

Summary

This resource, produced by the MacIntyre Dementia Project, is designed to provide:

  • An understanding of what discrimination and stigma is and how it can affect a person.
  • Knowledge of how to recognise when a person is being discriminated against.
  • Knowledge of who to report concerns to.

Content

Contents:

  • Definition of discrimination 
  • Why people with a learning disability are at increased risk of discrimination
  • Additional discrimination seen when people have Dementia
  • Definition of Stigma
  • Why stigma is historically a BIG problem in Dementia
  • The importance of challenging stigma to support living well
  • What has been done to tackle stigma?
  • The national ambition for reducing discrimination and stigma
  • How discrimination and stigma can make a person feel
  • Recognising discrimination and stigma in everyday life
  • How to support a person when they are the subject of discrimination or stigma
  • Reporting concerns
  • How you can avoid being discriminatory or stigmatising
  • Combating discrimination and stigma
  • Taking inspiration from the disability movement 
  • Education! Education! Education.
Challenging discrimination and stigma: Dementia https://www.macintyrecharity.org/download/file/2057/

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