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Collective Traumas & Events

Large-scale events—such as natural disasters, mass violence, pandemics, political unrest, and other collective crises—can disrupt our lives in profound ways. Sometimes these experiences happen to us directly; other times, we feel their impact through the people around us or the media we consume. This page offers a supportive space to learn, process, and begin connecting around these shared challenges. You’ll find engaging events and resources, along with introductions to community contributors who bring lived experience and caring perspectives. However collective traumas and events touch your life, you're welcome to begin here.

Upcoming Events For Collective Traumas & Events

Epitaphing as a Way of Grieving

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Wally Klatch
An Epitaph is words about a deceased person. Epitaphing is a mourner acting as a living Epitaph that keeps a selected essence of the deceased alive and active.  Epitaphing is an act of love and life.

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To kick off the Cultivating Caregiving series, join a conversation with a group of caregivers and leaders who share personal stories of grief and growth and traverse the current landscape of care, particularly for underrepresented communities.
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In this workshop, Jessica Guthrie shares a decade-long care journey with her mother, an opportunity for reflective writing on our caregiver mindset, a set of strategies to address challenges, and prompts to develop a roadmap to move forward.

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