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Our Tip of the Month: A Heartwarming Gift for a Grieving Friend – The Memory Jar
Start the year with intention: Give a grieving friend a year of meaningful memoriesOur Tip of the Month The beginning of a new year often brings promise and hope. But for someone you love who is grieving, it can also feel heavy. They […]
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Revisiting The American Way of Death: Jessica Mitford’s Exposé of the Funeral Industry
Re-reading Mitford’s classic on death, dignity and profiteeringGleefully, Jessica Mitford exposes the funeral industry in The American Way of Death Revisited, a smart, biting work of book-length reportage. First published in 1963, she updated the text in […]
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Is ‘Death Tech’ Going to Change How We Approach End of Life?
Death is a part of life. Will new technology help us to face that?In 2024, Crunchbase announced that investment in death-related startups increased remarkably over the past few years. As a relatively new sector to be disrupted, it’s understandable why startups want to […]
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British Painter Nicola Tremain Captures Grief in Acrylic On Canvas
“Staving Off Grief” Confronts the Viewer with the Artist’s Pain After the Recent Loss of a Close FriendIn addition to being an Emmy-nominated documentary director, Nicola Tremain is a self-taught British artist producing expressive still lifes, portraits, and abstract paintings. Her works, which have earned her several […]
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Memorial Diamonds from Cremated Ashes: Keepsake or Fraud?
Lab-grown diamond companies claim to use the carbon from cremains to create memorial diamonds. Others claim it is impossible to doFor families navigating grief and end-of-life preparations, the idea of transforming a loved one’s cremation ashes into a jewel as precious as a diamond can be a source of comfort. […]
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“Come See Me In The Good Light”
A film about love, cancer, death, and poetry will likely make you cry, but it is still incredibly life-affirmingThe 2025 film, “Come See Me In The Good Light,” follows poet/activist Andrea Gibson (whose pronouns are “they/them”) and their partner Megan Falley as they navigate the time Gibson had […]
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A Video Art Installation on How Even the Hardest Seasons Give Way to a New Day
Charles Atlas “Kiss the Day Goodbye” Currently on View at the Tampa Museum of Art“Kiss the Day Goodbye” is a video art installation by New York-based filmmaker, Charles Atlas, known for his cinematic collaborations with American dancer and choreographer Merce Cunningham. Atlas served as […]
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