Join local death doulas to learn about the various important roles they can play in assisting individuals and their loved ones throughout the dying, death, and grieving process.
Join a local death doula for a Death Cafe open to all. A Death Cafe is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is […]
A book club dedicated to exploring the multifaceted aspects of death and dying, in this safe and supportive space, we gather to delve into literature that offers profound insights into […]
Body Donation, Forensic Education, & so much more! Join us as we learn about The Forensic Research Outdoor Station (FROST) at Northern Michigan University. This will be held via Zoom. […]
What is a Climate Café?A climate café listening circle is a welcoming space where fears and uncertainties about our climate and ecological crises can be safely expressed. Together we create […]
"New growth happens, not in spite of autumn & winter, but because of autumn & winter." -Brigit Anna McnillImbolc is an old Celtic festival that marks an energy shift as […]
We’re still finalizing our closing reception! Check back for full details soon:Join us for a free opening reception featuring ongoing activities as well as a talk and panel discussion about […]
LOVE SEEKERS 🗝♥️ in Dublin set out on a pilgrimage to Whitefriar Street Church on Valentine’s Day. They go to pray to the REMAINS of St. Valentine asking for LOVE […]
A safe space for LGBTQIA+ folks to talk about all things death
Toula is a non-medical end-of-life practitioner who supports clients, their families and communities during serious illness, at end-of-life, and for after death care. She was called to this work after […]
Toula is a non-medical end-of-life practitioner who supports clients, their families and communities during serious illness, at end-of-life, and for after death care. She was called to this work after […]
Together we can have a lively discussion about death. These discussions are community led and inclusive. Whether you have experienced a death personally, you are exploring your own mortality, open […]
