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.
Helpful Resources
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![Mesothelioma life expectancy resource guide]()
Mesothelioma
Life Expectancy Guide
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![Wake Louisiana LGBTQ+ end of life guide]()
Wake Education
LGBTQ+ End of Life Guide
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![When you die digital resources for death and dying]()
When You Die
Digital Resources for Death & Dying
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![Hospice Foundation of America - A caregiver's guide to the dying process]()
Hospice Foundation of America
A Caregiver’s Guide to the Dying Process
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![ALS Living with ALS resource guide]()
ALS Association
Living with ALS
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![Looking up out of a gravesite into the open sky.]()
Disposition Options
What To Do With Your Body After Death
