Science. Story. Community.
The Memory Matters Open Opportunities Page is your gateway to joining a movement at the intersection of science, story, and community.
Whether you're looking to co-host a podcast episode, contribute to a newsletter read by 100,000+ professionals, intern on an AI project for early dementia detection, or help design support tools for caregivers, this is where it all begins. We're always looking for passionate voices, sharp minds, and compassionate hearts to help build a better future for brain health. From research to outreach, storytelling to tech, our opportunities are ever-evolving, just like the field we work in.
Memory Matters is now accepting guest contributors for Scientific Horizons, a fast-growing newsletter read by 100,000+ professionals, researchers, and science lovers worldwide.
Submit HereAre you a leader, MD, PhD, high school researcher, or science communicator with a passion for neuroscience and medicine? Whether you're working on a breakthrough study, offering a fresh take, or exploring the frontiers of your field, we want to spotlight your voice.
If you're scientifically minded and passionate about sharing knowledge, you're welcome here.
Want to do more than a single project? Join one of our crews and become a core part of the movement. Each crew is a tight-knit, youth-led team building something real: apps, eBooks, podcasts, outreach, and campaigns, all dedicated to changing how the world understands memory.
Find your people, build real skills, and lead on one of the defining health crises of our time alongside a global team of young changemakers.
Explore CrewsHave a story, poem, or creative piece that explores memory, identity, or what it means to remember? The Memory Matters Global eBook Competition invites writers from around the world to submit original work for a chance to be published in a global anthology, earn cash prizes, and have their story transformed into art, media, and conversation.
Learn MoreWhether you write from lived experience, imagination, or curiosity about the brain, this competition is about turning memory into something that lasts.
All published works remain anonymous, honoring the power of story over spotlight.