Video Library
Watch some of the most powerful and inspiring moments from Reimagine's past virtual events.
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ReimagineJuly 8, 2026
Some pain is too big to hold alone. Join our gathering to hold space for collective grief and to provide sustenance and strength to keep going.
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GRIEF AND LIGHTJune 24, 2026
What happens when grief isn’t as heavy as it once was?
This candid, multi-voice conversation explores what it means to live fully after loss.
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Wally KlatchJune 10, 2026
A dementia patient who is still lucid has a choice: to continue living with dementia or to end their life. Not to choose is to choose living with dementia. As a dementia patient I’ve made my choice.
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Be Present CareMay 28, 2026
Cheers! Join Death over Drafts for this centennial celebration honoring the life and legacy of Elizabeth Kübler-Ross.
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ReimagineMay 21, 2026
Loss: A Music Pathway for Turning Pain>>Purpose, anchored by the songs of Reimagine co-founder and musician Brad Wolfe. Join us to find your own music through the hard parts of life.
In honor of Grace Livingston
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Grieving CoachMay 20, 2026
What would it look like to lean into death? And what could it look like to lean into life after the death of a loved one? Come explore the topics of loss, death, and grief as we focus on living fully.
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ReimagineMay 6, 2026
Join us and special guests as we anticipate all the feels of Mother’s Day.
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Wally KlatchApril 23, 2026
Sasha Soreff is a choreographer and cancer survivor. Wally Klatch was is living with dementia. As Reimagine Collaborators, they have discovered points of connections in their experiences of illness and disease.
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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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ReimagineApril 8, 2026
Let's honor our loved ones, hold space for grief, and reflect on the possibilities of transformation with music theater writer Daniel Lazour and choreographer/movement educator Larissa Velez Jackson.
In honor of Bonnie Magar











