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UCI MIND faculty featured, “Hope Dies Last”, wins Golden Mike Award

OC World produced documentary “Hope Dies Last”, featuring UCI MIND faculty members, Drs. Joshua Grill and Leslie Thompson, wins the Golden Mike Award for best documentary.

“Hope Dies Last” creates a narrative around the impact of Alzheimer’s disease on California communities and the stories of families who find hope in the darkest of times. The documentary, produced by OC World, was awarded Best Long Form Programming or Documentary at the 73rd Annual Golden Mike Awards. Read the full article here. 

 

View the documentary here.

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