We are the keepers of forgotten death literacy.

Death has become a foreign language.
We teach you how to speak it—before you're drowning in grief and paperwork.

Who we’re here for.

We support families, caregivers, and communities who want to break the silence around death and dying. If you’re seeking honest conversations, meaningful rituals, and practical guidance outside the usual scripts, you’re in the right place.

Is this for you?

  • You’re navigating grief or caring for a dying loved one without clear guidance.

  • You want to deepen your understanding of death and learn what’s rarely discussed.

  • You’re looking for rituals and support that reflect your values, not industry defaults.

  • You want to be part of a community that recognizes death as a natural part of life.

  • You’re ready to explore death and grief on your own terms, with support that honors your identity and beliefs.

  • You’re part of a business, organization, or community center seeking honest, inclusive conversations and education about death and grief.

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    Legacy Crafting

    Together we’ll find ways to shape your story, share your values, and organize what matters for those you love.

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    Ritual Weaving

    We help you design and experience rituals—memorials, transitions, and gatherings—woven from your values, stories, and needs.

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    Death Literacy

    We offer workshops, talks, and gatherings—whether in living rooms, community spaces, or boardrooms—that open up real conversations about death, grief, and remembrance.

  • Death Coaching

    One-on-one support for those carrying the weight of caregiving during a loved one’s dying process. We help you manage the unseen burdens, find practical solutions, and create space for your own needs.

Start Your Journey

Begin the conversation.

Not sure where to start, or already know what you want to share? Either way, let us know where you’re at or what’s on your mind. We’re here to listen and help you find your next step.

FAQs

  • Death literacy means knowing your options and understanding the practical realities around death and dying—so you can make choices that fit your values, needs, and community.

  • For millennia, both birth and death were community events guided by collective wisdom. Midwives and elders held practical knowledge passed through generations about:

    • Physiological processes and natural timelines

    • Comfort measures and ritual practices

    • Family communication strategies

    • Logistics for home-based care

    The 20th century medicalization of these transitions created critical knowledge gaps. While birth has begun reclaiming some community wisdom through doulas, death remains shrouded in institutional mystery.

  • We don’t replace funeral homes, but we help you understand all your options—before, during, and after death. We focus on personalized support, meaningful rituals, and education, working alongside funeral professionals (when needed) to make sure your experience reflects your values.

  • Not at all. Many people come to us simply wanting to be prepared, to learn, or to plan ahead for themselves or loved ones. You don’t need to be in crisis to start this conversation.