Caregivers in Western culture often feel pressure to hide, rush or find "joy" in their grief for fear of traumatizing the children in their lives. But what if we grieved together? Come as you are to gently explore how our cultures, artistic expressions and a more collective understanding of mourning can create safer, braver ways of facing experiences of death and loss - as grown-ups and with the children that we love.

This convening panel at the Jacob Lawrence Gallery (on the UW campus) draws together the interdisciplinary team that has supported indira’s research, design and creation of this exhibit. Come to engage with the exhibit and be a part of this continuing conversation. Free and open to the public.

Give your mourning a chance to create. Join Neshia of A Thoughtful Death and Rose of Tiny Plot Farm in this virtual workshop for BIPOC to explore ways to slow down, tap into our innate wisdom and redefine what grieving can be.

From advance directives to what you want to happen to your body after death to having meaningful conversations with your people about your values, come learn what you need for a thoughtful death.

A community offering exploring love, death and all the things we cannot say through flowers.