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Circles of Remembrance: Listening Sessions with Indian Country

Virtual Event

Kauffman and Associates, Inc. (KAI), Evermore, and the National Center for Fatality Review & Prevention are reimagining how grief and bereavement impact our lives. To learn more from tribal communities, KAI is facilitating 3 virtual listening sessions to gather insights and reflections from Indian Country on traditions, beliefs, and approaches for coping with loss. The information collected during these listening sessions may help inform future resources that support grieving communities. Listening Session Dates Join us for a virtual listening session where we will learn from you about how our ancestors grieved and honored the departed: Listening Session 2: May 19, 2025, 6 pm CT Listening Session 3: May 27, 2025, 3 pm CT Please note, you may only register and attend 1 listening session. Prize Drawing For each listening session, we will enter participants into a drawing to win 1 of 3 prizes—an Eighth Generation wool blanket, an Eighth Generation cotton blanket, or an Eighth Generation water bottle. About Kauffman and Associates, Inc. KAI is a 100% American Indian– and woman-owned small business specializing in planning, evaluation, communications, training, and facilitation. Meet the Listening Session Facilitators Danica Love Brown, MSW, CACIII, PhD, is a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of […]

Fryin’ Up Good Vibes! Laid-back vibes and crispy bites, all for a cause that matters

Moe’s Original BBQ Moe’s Original BBQ, Daphne, AL, United States

Laid-back vibes and crispy bites, all for a cause that matters. Saturday, June 21, 2025 5-8 pm CT Location: Moe’s Original BBQ 6423 Bayfront Park Drive, Daphne, AL 36526 $15 plate includes catfish, french fries or hushpuppies, and slaw BUY A PLATE HERE! Join Bo-Hawg and Evermore in Daphne, Alabama, for our first annual Fryin’ Up Good Vibes Fish Fry. Come together to honor the lives of those we love, build community, and create lasting change for bereaved people nationwide! Sponsored by Bo-Hawg & Moe’s Original BBQ to benefit Evermore.

From Improbable to Inevitable: What We Can Learn From Tobacco and Obesity Reform to Shape the Future of Funeral Industry Practices

Embassy Suites by Hilton Raleigh Durham Research Triangle 201 Harrison Oaks Boulevard, Cary, NC, United States
Hybrid Event

The Funeral Consumers Alliance (FCA) invites you to join us for our 2025 Biennial Conference: “The Cost of Goodbye: Confronting Funeral Poverty in Our Communities,” a gathering that addresses the urgent challenges of funeral poverty and indigent burial. Taking place from June 26–29, 2025, this event brings together experts, advocates, and community leaders committed to ensuring equitable access to end-of-life care and services. Why This Conversation Matters Funeral poverty and indigent burial continue to be overlooked issues that disproportionately impact marginalized communities. Rising funeral costs, limited access to affordable alternatives, and systemic inequities leave families burdened with overwhelming expenses and difficult choices during times of grief. This year’s theme challenges us to confront these injustices head-on and explore sustainable, community-centered solutions. By participating in this year’s conference, you’ll be part of a dynamic conversation about the future of deathcare—empowering local FCA affiliates to advocate for meaningful change and strengthen their community impact. Through interactive sessions, thought-provoking panels, and guided tours, we will equip attendees with actionable strategies to address these urgent issues in their own communities. Keynote & Featured Speakers We are honored to welcome Pamela Prickett, co-author of The Unclaimed: Abandonment and Hope in the City of Angels, as […]

$250

The Mystery of Grief: Writing into the Loss

Virtual Event

When we lose loved ones, writing can be a powerful tool for helping us remember them, helping us re-encounter the world without them, and helping us re-know ourselves as the loss transforms us. In this two-hour online program, Evermore Poet Laureate Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer will offer a few suggestions for writing. Together, we will read poems about grief and discuss them. We will have chances to do our own writing, there will be optional time for sharing what we wrote, and we will have time to reflect on the effect writing has on us.

$15

Kluger Conversations: Reimagining Grief & Bereavement Support in America

Grief is universal; our response should be, too. Join Evermore Board Member Barry Kluger and Executive Director Joyal Mulheron for a live conversation about how communities across the country can rethink what it means to support one another in the aftermath of loss. Wednesday, July 16, 2025 7:00 - 8:00 pm ET Virtual Event Via Zoom Together, we'll explore how grief intersects with everyday life—in our schools, workplaces, healthcare systems, and neighborhoods—and how people can shape more responsive, compassionate structures of care, fitting their philosophy, culture, or perspectives. We'll spotlight commonsense, human-centered solutions—and most importantly, the power of community voices to drive change. Participants will be invited to: Submit your questions to hello@evermore.org Join the live chat to share your story or insight Connect with others who are turning grief into momentum Leave with concrete ideas for action in your own community Together, we can reshape how grief is met in America—not with silence, but with solidarity. Please note that your confirmation email with your link for the workshop will come from Zoom.  It may take up to 15 minutes for Zoom to forward the link to you. If you have any questions, please contact hello@evermore.org.   Get your tickets […]

All Things Grief!

St. Paul RiverCentre 175 Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul, MN

Brighter Days Family Grief Center presents this one-day event, providing an opportunity to learn from experts in caregiving, death, and dying. This interdisciplinary conference is dedicated to educating and supporting individuals who guide and care for grieving individuals. The event features interactive workshops, national and local speakers, engaging guest panels, and meaningful activities. Six CEUs have been approved by the Minnesota Board of Social Work and the MN Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy. MN Department of Education, MN Board of Marriage and Therapy, and Minnesota Funeral Directors Association.

$150

Grief and the Music Within: Exploring Sound, Songwriting & Story

Grief is as personal as a fingerprint, and music can help us express what words alone cannot. Guided by multi-instrumentalist Annie Wenz, Grief and the Music Within is an immersive experience where participants explore loss through songwriting, reflective writing, sound frequencies, and guided imagery. Through gentle writing prompts, sound exploration, and shared musical expression, this workshop offers space to explore memories, emotions, and the stories that shape our grief. Together, we'll use music and language to give voice to what lives inside us—turning sound into meaning and silence into song. No musical background is necessary—just an open heart and a willingness to explore. Whether you're remembering a loved one or holding space for complex emotions, this workshop offers a safe, supportive environment for expression, creativity, and connection. Annie Wenz is a performing and recording artist, educator, and former registered nurse whose work spans more than 25 countries. For decades, Annie has woven together her backgrounds in wellness and music, presenting workshops in hospitals, health facilities, and therapeutic settings—using music as a grounding and expressive medium for connection and care. Her songs have stirred crowds at rallies, street corners, schools, art centers, and major festivals both in the U.S. and abroad. […]

The Mystery of Grief: Writing into the Loss

Virtual Event

When we lose loved ones, writing can be a powerful tool for helping us remember them, helping us re-encounter the world without them, and helping us re-know ourselves as the loss transforms us. In this two-hour online program, Evermore Poet Laureate Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer will offer a few suggestions for writing. Together, we will read poems about grief and discuss them. We will have chances to do our own writing, there will be optional time for sharing what we wrote, and we will have time to reflect on the effect writing has on us.

$15

Join Evermore’s Lived Experience Bereavement Research Network!

Virtual Event

For too long, bereavement research has failed to give bereaved people a voice and to incorporate the real-world factors that matter to grieving people, especially to their health and well-being. The narrow focus on what’s “wrong” with us and why we haven’t adapted to our loss on a specific timeline simply does not resonate with a large portion of people’s lived experience. Without input from those living with grief, researchers cannot know the most important research questions to ask and what kinds of care models and interventions should be developed. Evermore, with financial support from PCORI, has established the Lived Experience Bereavement Research Network (LEBRN) to do just that.  LEBRN will bring together people with varied backgrounds and expertise, including people who have experienced bereavement themselves — bereaved parents, children, siblings, spouses, and community leaders — alongside bereavement care providers and researchers. Over the next two years, we will identify how to best engage with bereaved people during research endeavors and we will recommend research questions, from the perspective of lived experience, to guide the future of bereavement research. As part of LEBRN, Evermore is engaging all bereaved people who would like to share their experiences, opinions, and insights to inform future bereavement […]

The Mystery of Grief: Writing into the Loss

Virtual Event

When we lose loved ones, writing can be a powerful tool for helping us remember them, helping us re-encounter the world without them, and helping us re-know ourselves as the loss transforms us. In this two-hour online program, Evermore Poet Laureate Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer will offer a few suggestions for writing. Together, we will read poems about grief and discuss them. We will have chances to do our own writing, there will be optional time for sharing what we wrote, and we will have time to reflect on the effect writing has on us.

$15

Join Evermore’s Lived Experience Bereavement Research Network!

Virtual Event

For too long, bereavement research has failed to give bereaved people a voice and to incorporate the real-world factors that matter to grieving people, especially to their health and well-being. The narrow focus on what’s “wrong” with us and why we haven’t adapted to our loss on a specific timeline simply does not resonate with a large portion of people’s lived experience. Without input from those living with grief, researchers cannot know the most important research questions to ask and what kinds of care models and interventions should be developed. Evermore, with financial support from PCORI, has established the Lived Experience Bereavement Research Network (LEBRN) to do just that.  LEBRN will bring together people with varied backgrounds and expertise, including people who have experienced bereavement themselves — bereaved parents, children, siblings, spouses, and community leaders — alongside bereavement care providers and researchers. Over the next two years, we will identify how to best engage with bereaved people during research endeavors and we will recommend research questions, from the perspective of lived experience, to guide the future of bereavement research. As part of LEBRN, Evermore is engaging all bereaved people who would like to share their experiences, opinions, and insights to inform future bereavement […]