This virtual monthly gathering on Zoom is for informal conversation, camaraderie and support for women after the death of a spouse or significant other.

Join grief coach Charlene Lam for The Grief Gallery’s monthly Zoom gathering, a space for sharing and creative inspiration. Bring an item or story from a loved one who’s died, or simply listen in. No pressure to speak or be on camera—everyone’s welcome in this supportive, kind community.

This virtual monthly gathering on Zoom is for informal conversation, camaraderie and support for women after the death of a spouse or significant other.

Grief educator Stephanie Sarazin leads a conversation with Rabbi Sara Luria, founder of Beloved Garden, and spiritual healer Brenda Salgado on how rituals—through actions, words, and objects—help us process grief. After the discussion, participants are invited to share their stories in small, supportive breakout rooms.

Join grief coach Charlene Lam for The Grief Gallery’s monthly Zoom gathering, a space for sharing and creative inspiration. Bring an item or story from a loved one who’s died, or simply listen in. No pressure to speak or be on camera—everyone’s welcome in this supportive, kind community.

Join the Reimagine community for Room for Grief, a monthly drop-in session held every third Thursday. These peer-led gatherings offer support, creativity, and conversation for anyone navigating loss. Open to adults of all ages, Room for Grief is a safe, welcoming space whenever you need it.

Grief offers us all a path to healing and even joy. In this workshop, participants are invited to explore their grief in a safe, loving space. Whether sharing openly or observing quietly, everyone will learn how grief can be a sacred, natural part of life, leading to peace and purpose.

Grief expert and death doula Sundari Malcolm leads participants through rituals, ceremonies, and breathwork to rediscover themselves amidst identity loss and grief. In this workshop, attendees will learn to soothe their nervous systems, embrace stillness, and use rituals for self-discovery, drawing on the wisdom of their ancestors.

September Theme: Pieces of Me - Identity Loss and Ambiguous Grief. It's common for Peregrines (grieving parents) to question their identity & purpose after the passing of their child. Let's talk about it.

This virtual monthly gathering on Zoom is for informal conversation, camaraderie and support for women after the death of a spouse or significant other.

REGISTRATION NEEDED By SEPTEMBER 6. For those who have lost someone important and are seeking support and connection, the upcoming 5-week online Zoom grief group offers a safe space. Participants can connect with others who are also grieving, sharing their feelings, needs, and concerns while being understood and supported.

Let's honor our loved ones, hold space for grief, and reflect on the possibilities of transformation with TikTok star Julie McFadden—known online as “Hospice Nurse Julie”.

We are ALL curators after a loved one dies. Join The Grief Gallery's monthly gathering and feel free to bring an object to share: An item or the story of an item you've kept after a loved one died.

Dying is an important part of living, yet it is often hidden in the shadows and cloaked in fear, leaving us isolated as we care for the ones we love or navigate our own final days. With precious few tools to support our journey and very few opportunities for conversations, to learn or share skills and information, we find ourselves unprepared to support the experience of dying, death, grief, and caregiving.

Living with Loss: A Gathering for the Grieving is a small group experience where we explore how ritual, connection, and community help us through times of loss.

Join Claire Bidwell Smith and Angela Schellenberg for a conversation about navigating the grief and loss of their fathers. They will share tips and tools to help you cope with the loss of your father on Father's Day

This webinar is designed for those navigating the profound and unique grief of losing a child. The session provides invaluable support and guidance, helping attendees cope with overwhelming emotions. Topics include practical strategies for creating a plan for the day and managing intense grief bursts and love bursts. Discussions will address the guilt, anger, and what-ifs that often accompany such a loss. Additionally, the webinar helps parents find meaningful connections with others who truly understand their journey. This heartfelt session aims to offer comfort, understanding and a supportive community.

This compassionate webinar addresses the unique grief of losing a father, offering essential guidance and support. Participants will learn effective coping strategies, navigate complex emotions, and address the dynamics of complicated relationships. Experts will provide resources for professional counseling and community support. Additionally, the session introduces creative ways to honor a father's memory by establishing new traditions. This webinar aims to help participants find solace and strength during this challenging time.

Thresholds Conference is an annual conference that unites families, friends, healthcare professionals, and caregivers in meaningful conversations about end of life care. This year's conference is designed to educate caregivers and family members on what to except at the end of life and how to navigate the dying process and grief. Sign up

Join grief expert and author Claire Bidwell Smith in this live, two-hour class and discover the Five Things She’s Learned about reconciling the anxiety and loss that accompanies grief – and about the writing process that can bring hope, transformation, and healing when we lose someone we love. Sign up

Intended for those grieving the loss of a person or being, this experiential workshop uses letter-writing, somatic practices, and gentle movement to appreciate the beauty of the day-to-day. Sign up

Let's honor our loved ones, hold space for grief, and reflect on the possibilities of transformation with Lachi and Jim LeBrecht, two award-winning leaders in the arts and disability rights. This program features ASL interpretation and live transcription. Our other featured guest is Annie Lanzillotto: author, poet, songwriter, performer, and Reimagine community collaborator.

Creating an exhibition about your loved one is a creative, powerful way of telling their stories. Learn how with curator and grief coach Charlene Lam of The Grief Gallery. Sign up

Join author Rachel Kodanaz to for a thought-provoking conversation and ideas to provide hope, optimism, introspection, and self-discovery to your life after losing a loved one. Sign up

A special interactive event! Using a Letter Board, the hosts will randomly pick a letter and then guests will share a word starting with that letter, which may lead to stories of your loved one. Sign up

A yoga class specifically structured to help the bereaved connect with their feelings and promote healing. Sign up

Join Rachel Cargle and Death Doula Sula Johnson for a community grief storytelling event. This is a place for you to bring what you’re keeping inside. Feel the power of saying your loved one’s name. Tell a story to an anonymous group, allowing your memories to take on new life, or tell a story that relates to your grief journey. Sign up

Join End Of Life Midwives Birgitta and Cheserae for a conversation about your relationship with grief. Birgitta and Cheserae will help create space to ponder how you can live life to its fullest every day and approach dying and death with love, compassion, and non-judgment. Sign up

Join curator and grief coach Charlene Lam for The Grief Gallery's monthly gathering for community sharing and creative inspiration. Feel free to bring an object to share in our imaginary grief gallery: An item or the story of an item you've kept after a loved one died. Sign up

Gather in a virtual environment to talk openly and tenderly about death and dying.There is no set agenda, just an open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas. Sign up