Posted by deathcafeottawa
Hosted by Emma Woodman & Kate Durie
Date: | Nov. 6, 2013 |
Start time: | 7:00 p.m. (EST) |
End time: | 9:30 p.m. (EST) |
Address: |
Bluebird Coffee 261 Dalhousie Street Ottawa, ON K1N 7E3 Canada |
Donation-based |
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About this Death Cafe
Check out our Death Cafe Ottawa video, filmed at our 1st Death Cafe Ottawa. Generously created and donated by Jesse, owner of HouseEdge media:
For us, Death Café creates a safe place to explore death & dying, grief & loss ...and offers a creative way to explore how this can inform and inspire the way we live.
Here is a write-up about our first Death Cafe in June 2013:
http://deathcafe.com/writeups/43/
Our site: http://www.hereafterevents.com/deathcafeottawa.html
Our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/deathcafeottawa
Sponsors:
Bluebird Coffee
http://www.bluebirdcoffee.ca/
Flour Shoppe
http://theflourshoppe.ca/
HouseEdge Media
http://www.houseedgemedia.com/
About Emma Woodman & Kate Durie
Owner & Event Planner :: Hereafter Events
Starting Hereafter Events has shown me how taboo it can be to talk about death openly in our society. As parents, we are expected to spend months preparing for the birth of our children, and yet the end of our lives is almost always an afterthought; we end up leaving our families to make the most complex decisions on what is perhaps the worst day of their lives. I've also realized that giving someone the permission to open up about their experiences with death and loss can make for a beautiful conversation, and I hope that this event will help us to lead more meaningful lives while we are still here.
Twitter: @hereafterevents
Facebook: Hereafter Events
Kate Durie
Yoga :: Art :: Life Coach
After a Traumatic Brain Injury shattered my world - wide open - I embraced life as the most brutal and brilliant teacher of all. Loss, pain, and grief are all inevitable truths of being human. When our world shatters - we are blessed with the opportunity to choose which pieces to pick up, which pieces to leave behind, and which pieces to develop or create. There is great wisdom in loss, yet we so often struggle to talk about it. Building community around death and loss is powerful beyond measure.
Website: katedurie.com (coming soon) + kateandsuz.com
Twitter: @kateudurie
Please also see: https://www.facebook.com/deathcafeottawa