Hosted By
Wally KlatchApril 19, 2026
Dying/death leads to the grieving and remembering that happen after death. Connecting these three into one flow creates a new and rich way for us to relate to them.
Loss, Life & Love Virtual Festival
Live From Leimert Park, Los Angeles: Sept 22-24
Hosted By
MarahApril 18, 2026
We Need to Talk About Job Loss Grief.
The shame. The identity confusion. The exhaustion of performing confidence while drowning inside.
Job loss is grief. It deserves to be witnessed.
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ReimagineApril 16, 2026
Join us for our Room for Grief series: drop-in sessions on the third Thursday of every month, offering peer-led group support when you need it.
Hosted By
Sheila K Collins PhDApril 16, 2026
Join author Sheila K Collins for this 2nd in a 4-week series and use your own creativity and storytelling, music, dance, and visual art to explore and share your experiences around grief and loss.
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Joyful Death InstituteApril 15, 2026
In this transformative workshop, we will consciously connect with our ancestors to receive their guidance and uncover the gifts they wish to share with us.
Hosted By
ReimagineApril 15, 2026
In these challenging and sorrowful times, how can we be more present for our loved ones in life and in death?
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Rites of Passage, LLCApril 15, 2026
Losing a job. Moving. Ending a relationship. Having a baby. Getting married. Losing a loved one. Going back to school. Becoming ill... There are so many forms change can take.
Hosted By
Chris DingmanApril 14, 2026
An online healing music & reflective space for grief support in community, with vibraphonist Chris Dingman, creative writing specialist Dr. Debbie Bronkema, and holistic psychotherapist Dina Percia
Hosted By
Christine Gautreaux, MSWApril 14, 2026
Join us for an hour of playful body wisdom, exformation, and radical self-care tools & techniques taught by two dancing social workers. Learn & practice the five skills of Self-Care. *InterPlay Event.
Hosted By
Katie Louise CooperApril 13, 2026
Political grief is the emotional weight of witnessing harm and instability in the world. This is a space where that weight can be named, felt, and held in community rather than carried alone.
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Kitchen Table ConversationsApril 9, 2026
We feel anticipatory grief before any significant life transition. It is a natural and normal response to an impending loss. Learn how to live and mourn fully before, during, and after expected loss.
April 9, 2026
Workplace grief is real. Join a virtual peer support circle for people navigating loss, trauma, or major transitions connected to work. Open to participants from any industry.
