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  • Neahkahnie.org
  • The Raven Project
  • Art of Aging & Dying Series
    • Holistic Estate Planning
    • Death Happens: What to do now
    • Upcoming Sessions 2019
    • List of Past Sessions
  • Art of Aging
    • Local Aging Resource Contacts
    • Books About Aging
    • Getting Your Affairs in Order
    • Alzheimers & Dementia
    • Art About Aging Show May 2019
  • Art of Death & Dying in Community
    • RESOURCES
    • Books, Films, Articles on Death & Dying
    • Books
    • Grief
  • WEAVING OUR NETWORKS
    • Trainings & Workshops
    • Resource Contacts
  • Traditions Re-Membered
    • Doing It Ourselves
    • Green Burials
    • Shamanic Cultures
    • Life After Life
  • In Memoriam
    • We Remember Kathleen Ryan
    • Remembering Our Pets
  • Contact
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Books, Films,
Articles on Death & Dying
& Other Resources

Classics - Where Many of Us Started

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Elisabath Kubler Ross
Famous for categorizing 5 stages of grief, her early work got us tuned into this subject: On Death & Dying (1969), Death: The Final Stage of Growth (1974), On Grief & Grieving (2005)

The Basics - Books, Films & Articles

Newsletters & Trainings

OTHER COOL THINGS: 
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Stephen Levine - A meditation teacher, he worked with the dying (particularly AIDS patients) and prisoners.
Who Dies? (1982), Meetings at the Edge (1984), Healing into Life and Death (1987), One Year to Live: How To Live This Year as if it were your Last: (1997)​​​
 
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​THE DEATH TALK PROJECT  
Holly Pruett organizes workshops, rituals, Death Cafes (the largest in the country) & a monthly movie night in Portland. The goal is useful, honest conversation about how we die, how we mourn, and how we care for and remember our dead. She is a life cycle celebrant. She organized the successful Death OK conference in Fall 2015 that kinda got us started. And she has been a mentor to us throughout our process.
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Death Cafes are happening all over the world - people drink tea, eat cake and discuss death. Our aim is to increase awareness of death to help people make the most of their (finite) lives.  We have a local version of this in some of our Art of Death & Dying Sessions at Hoffman Center for the Arts and small in-house conversations sponsored by the Raven Project. CONTACT US to get on our mailing list for notification upcoming dates and times. 



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