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City Lore
Are you a healthcare professional, hospice worker, caregiver, grieving a loss? The End-of-Life Toolkit suggests how the arts can ease the final passage.
Life Review Audio Memoir Service
We'll capture your loved one's oral history through 12 one hour online interviews, edit and chapterize it, and save it as a digital audiobook your whole family can share.
A resource by Rebecca Williams
We all want to capture our parents' and grandparents' stories, but we often don't have the time. Storytree was built to help us capture and save the oral histories that help us understand who we are. And because the process engages our loved ones as storytellers, we have seen it help them come alive again by reducing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
The process is simple. Our trained interviewers will conduct a series of 12 one-hour online interviews. Then we'll edit the recordings, break them into chapters, and upload them as a complete digital audiobook you can share. You can listen to a complete sample audiobook page here.
Let them know you care even when you can't be there. Let Storytree help you capture the stories before they're gone.
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City Lore
Are you a healthcare professional, hospice worker, caregiver, grieving a loss? The End-of-Life Toolkit suggests how the arts can ease the final passage.
Less Fear/More Fierce: Queer End-of-Life Planning
Loss is hard. For queer folx, erasure, bias, and complicated grief can make it harder. Find advice grounded in clinical expertise, spiritual insight & lived experience.
Less Fear/More Fierce: Queer End-of-Life Planning
Recommended books and resources from the Less Fear, More Fierce: Queer End-of-Life Planning online discussion series.
