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SUMMARY:Higher Education Leave Plan – Interest Session
DESCRIPTION:Each year\, over 4 million students in higher education are socially and academically impacted by bereavement.\nEvermore is working to change that — and your voice can help lead the way. \nJoin Evermore for an interest session that brings together students and alumni who experienced bereavement during their college years. This session creates a confidential\, supportive space to share your story\, connect with others\, and directly inform efforts to strengthen bereavement policies and compassionate care on college campuses. \nBy participating\, you will: \n\nShare your lived experience in a supportive\, confidential setting\nLearn how Evermore is advancing national advocacy for student bereavement support\nHelp shape fair\, human-centered bereavement policies on campuses nationwide\n\nYour experience can drive change. By participating\, you help build a higher education system that truly supports grieving students. \nRegister below for the interest session on February 10\, 2026. The session will take place from 7-8:30 pm ET\, 6-7:30 pm CT\, 5-6:30 pm MT\, and 4-5:30 pm PT. \nThe session will be held on Zoom.
URL:https://evermore.org/event/higher-education-leave-plan-interest-session-2-2/
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SUMMARY:Grief and the Music Within: Exploring Sound\, Songwriting & Story
DESCRIPTION:Grief is as personal as a fingerprint\, and music can help us express what words alone cannot. Guided by multi-instrumentalist Annie Wenz\, Grief & the Music Within is an immersive experience where participants explore loss through songwriting\, reflective writing\, sound frequencies\, and guided imagery. \nThrough 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. \nNo 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. \nAnnie 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. \nHer songs have stirred crowds at rallies\, street corners\, schools\, art centers\, and major festivals both in the U.S. and abroad. She’s taught at renowned songwriting schools\, and her music has been featured in ESPN videos\, independent films\, theater productions\, and even booming through Major League ballparks. \nIn addition to her lyrical work\, Annie has released three instrumental albums praised by RN Magazine and widely used in yoga and wellness spaces for their calming\, restorative qualities. Learn more at anniewenz.com.
URL:https://evermore.org/event/grief-and-the-music-within-exploring-sound-songwriting-story-2/
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SUMMARY:Navigating Loss Through Songwriting: How to Tell Your Grief Story with Joli Hope
DESCRIPTION:Join Nashville-based singer-songwriter Joli Hope \nWhen words fall short\, music often steps in. Songwriting can be a powerful way for people experiencing grief to express the complex emotions that accompany loss. It offers a supportive space to explore difficult feelings and can provide a meaningful outlet for reflection. Through the collaborative nature of songwriting\, participants can honor the memory of their loved ones while also recognizing that others share similar experiences and emotions. \nIn this two-hour online program\, singer-songwriter Joli Hope will engage participants in an open\, compassionate conversation about grief. She will guide them through a process of transforming their thoughts and feelings into a song. Participants will contribute directly to the songwriting journey\, helping shape the themes and direction of the piece. The goal is for attendees to leave with a creative practice they can continue to use as they navigate their grief. While no song can remove the pain of losing someone\, this workshop offers connection\, understanding\, and a reminder that no one is alone in facing these challenges. \nTo learn more about Joli Hope\, please visit jolihopemusic.com.
URL:https://evermore.org/event/navigating-loss-through-songwriting-how-to-tell-your-grief-story-with-joli-hope-2/
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SUMMARY:Informational Call for Interested Researchers. AJPH Call for Papers: Bereavement as a Global Health Concern
DESCRIPTION:If you are a researcher interested in contributing to the rapidly evolving field of bereavement science\, Evermore invites you to an informational call designed to support scholars\, analysts\, and practitioners considering submission to the American Journal of Public Health’s Special Section on Bereavement as a Global Health Concern. This session will offer an overview of the Call for Papers\, explain the scientific importance of bereavement research\, and provide guidance on crafting competitive manuscripts for publication.  \nBereavement — the experience of losing a loved one through death — is increasingly acknowledged as an important health concern by the United States’ federal infrastructure. Rising death rates linked to global crises such as pandemics\, natural disasters\, and societal inequities have dramatically increased the number of bereaved individuals\, with significant implications for population health worldwide. In fact\, current evidence highlights associations between bereavement and a range of poor health\, social\, and economic outcomes. \nThis informational call will explore the current state of bereavement science and outline why it represents an exciting and timely opportunity for health researchers interested in shaping an emerging yet significant field of science. Whether your interests lie in epidemiology\, population health\, health policy\, community health\, or the sociocultural determinants of well-being\, bereavement research offers a powerful lens for examining how loss shapes health across diverse contexts and populations.  \nDuring the session\, we will: \n\nSummarize the goals and scope of the AJPH Call for Papers\, including key themes and questions the journal seeks to address (e.g.\, population distribution of bereavement\, differential impacts across subgroups\, cultural and policy contexts).\nDiscuss the current state of bereavement research and how recent U.S. federal actions and priorities may inform study design\, policy analysis\, and global comparative research in this domain.\nHighlight key papers shaping the field\, identify pressing and debated issues in bereavement science\, and discuss where new scholarship is especially needed.\n\nWhether you are a seasoned investigator or emerging scholar\, this session is an excellent entry point into an emerging scientific movement that aims to deepen our understanding of bereavement’s impact on health and inform policy and practice at local\, national\, and global levels.
URL:https://evermore.org/event/informational-call-for-interested-researchers-ajph-call-for-papers-bereavement-as-a-global-health-concern/
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