Death Education
If we’re going to Do Death Differently, we have to educate ourselves and consider all the options. From what to say to somebody who is grieving to weighing the best options for your unique end-of-life experience, The Death Network is committed to offering fact-based information so you can explore and consider what is best for you.
Death Cafe: A Conversation About Life, Death, and Everything In Between
At its core, a Death Cafe is a simple concept: people—often strangers—come together in a comfortable setting to have open, informal conversations about death. There’s tea, there are treats, and there’s no set agenda or expert panel guiding the discussion. The goal? To encourage greater awareness of death, which in turn can help us live more fully in the time we have.
Embracing the Joy and Beauty of a Life Well-Lived: The Concept of a Living Farewell
Death is an integral part of the circle of life, yet our culture rarely addresses it in this context. Instead, we often view it as a dark, somber event. It's time to flip the script and celebrate those we love authentically—before they are gone. Sharing love, words of affirmation, and precious memories shouldn't be reserved for after someone has passed away. It should happen while they are still alive and able to receive these blessings. Whether facing a terminal diagnosis or nearing the end of life, planning a living funeral or living wake can be a profound and meaningful way to honor a life.
Funeral Attire for Kids: Selecting Appropriate Outfits for Young Attendees
When it comes to dressing children for funerals, many parents find themselves in unfamiliar territory. It's a delicate balance between respecting the solemnity of the occasion and ensuring that children are comfortable. This comprehensive guide aims to provide insights on appropriate funeral attire for kids.
End of Life Planning: The Unfinished Business Checklist for Your Family
No one wants to leave this world with unfinished business. But in all reality, it happens. We never know when it is our time to die. It could be tomorrow, or it could be many decades from now. What do you want to leave your friends and family when you are gone?
Family is often left scrambling after the death of a loved one, whether it is an expected death or not. Why? Because there was unfinished business that was not considered. Unfortunately, your family is left to wrap up your life when you are gone and finish what you cannot. Make sure they are left with the best possible instructions to do so.
Women's Summer Funeral Attire: A Super Detailed Handbook for Balancing Respect and Comfort
Summer funerals present unique challenges, particularly for women seeking to balance respect, comfort, and style. This ultimate guide explores how to navigate this delicate situation with grace and sensitivity, offering detailed advice on selecting appropriate attire for such occasions.
Helpful Resources
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Mesothelioma
Life Expectancy Guide
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Wake Education
LGBTQ+ End of Life Guide
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When You Die
Digital Resources for Death & Dying
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Hospice Foundation of America
A Caregiver’s Guide to the Dying Process
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ALS Association
Living with ALS
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Disposition Options
What To Do With Your Body After Death
