Help select the campaign sticker for Brain Awareness Week 2020

Thank you to all the Brain Aware­ness Week enthu­si­asts who entered our 2020 Brain Aware­ness Week Stick­er Design Con­test! The Dana Foun­da­tion received many won­der­ful and cre­ative design sub­mis­sions, and we’re pleased to announce that we’ve nar­rowed it down to our five final­ists. Now it’s YOUR turn to choose the win­ning design!

To vote for your favorite design, please vis­it on.dana.org/sticker-vote by Decem­ber 4th. The top three win­ning designs will be announced on Decem­ber 9. These three final­ists will receive cash prizes, and the first-place design will win the hon­or of rep­re­sent­ing Brain Aware­ness Week as our 2020 cam­paign sticker.

Cast your vote today!

About Brain Awareness Week (BAW):

What: Every March, Brain Aware­ness Week (BAW) unites the efforts of part­ner orga­ni­za­tions world­wide in a cel­e­bra­tion of the brain for peo­ple of all ages. Activ­i­ties are lim­it­ed only by the orga­niz­ers’ imag­i­na­tions and include open days at neu­ro­science labs; exhi­bi­tions about the brain; lec­tures on brain-relat­ed top­ics; social media cam­paigns; dis­plays at libraries and com­mu­ni­ty cen­ters; class­room work­shops; and more.

When: March 16–22, 2020

Learn more about BAW HERE

About the Human Brain, Lifelong Neuroplasticity and Brain Health:

• To har­ness neu­ro­plas­tic­i­ty, start with enthusiasm
• What Edu­ca­tors and Par­ents Should Know About Neu­ro­plas­tic­i­ty and Dance
• How learn­ing changes your brain
• Why you turn down the radio when you’re lost
• Solv­ing the Brain Fit­ness Puz­zle Is the Key to Self-Empow­ered Aging
• Six tips to build resilience and pre­vent brain-dam­ag­ing stress
• 20 Must-Know Facts to Har­ness Neu­ro­plas­tic­i­ty and Improve Brain Health
• Fun Brain Teasers for Teens and Adults of Any Age