Black Men's Brain Health Conference 2026 -  industry in Oakland CA
Black Men's Brain Health Conference 2026

Black Men's Brain Health Conference 2026

Tuesday, February 03, 2026, 09:00 - Tuesday, February 03, 2026, 18:00
Event duration 9 hours
FREE In-Person: USD 0.00
FREE Online Only: USD 0.00

About Black Men's Brain Health Conference 2026

The staggering amount of ethnoracial inequalities in healthcare has been documented and researched for decades. Today, the 2026 BMBH Conference continues this effort to further understand health inequities that affect Black men as they age over the life course.

The fifth annual BMBH Conference, with no registration fee, will reinvent how communities engage in and benefit from scientific research. For too long, the scientific and medical fields have been criticized for research that provides little lasting value to participating communities. By centering community voices, this conference aims to tap into genuine engagement and transform Black men’s roles in brain health and AD/ADRD research.

We seek to educate and engage with students, academics, athletes, organizers, researchers, and corporations who believe in the power of WE. Together, we can improve outcomes through an intentional focus on a population that has long been overlooked or marginalized.

This is an inclusive event and we welcome everyone from all race/ethnicities, education levels, professions, genders, and ages to attend this conference whether in-person or online.

Thank you for your registration!

Events Schedule

Tuesday, February 03, 2026, 09:00 Tuesday, February 03, 2026, 18:00

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The Black Men's Brain Health

https://www.mensbrainhealth.org/ 3502 Blue Zone 40 Duke Medicine Circle

The Black Men’s Brain Health (BMBH) Conference during Super Bowl week aims to convene scientists, practitioners, and community partners to: ​- Raise awareness about brain science research among Black men - Create a bridge to scientists, practitioners, & community partners to increase the inclusion of Black men in brain science research and to improve brain health among Black men - Cultivate a culturally competent workforce committed to addressing Black men’s brain health, cognitive aging, and Alzheimer’s Disease/Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (AD/ADRD) research

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