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Advocating for Bereavement Leave Among Employers

Advocacy, Community, Family, Grief, VolunteerBy EvermoreFebruary 10, 2022Leave a comment

Advocating for Bereavement Leave Among Employers In the Fall of 2021, Terry co-hosted Evermore’s employers roundtable to discuss the importance of bereavement leave policies. She was inspired by her personal experiences with the loss of all of her family members. She was fortunate that she worked with employers that helped support her during her grief,…

Act Now For A More United Nation

Advocacy, Community, Family, GriefBy EvermoreNovember 19, 2021Leave a comment

Grief is a powerful dual-edged emotion that can result in a dull, undulating pain which can be paralyzing and suffocating or, if channeled appropriately, can swell into rage and anger that moves each of us — or societies — to do things that once seemed impossible. Such collective grief, outrage and injustice sparked the “fierce…

‘Concentric circles of grief:’ DC exhibit honors COVID’s victims

Advocacy, COVID, Family, GriefBy EvermoreSeptember 29, 2021Leave a comment

For 25 years, visual artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg has comforted families in mourning as a hospice volunteer. And with each new family she’s consoled came lessons about the scope of grief, its impact, and the lack of spaces for people to express their deep sorrow. Firstenberg brings those experiences to her latest work — a…

New documentary puts a spotlight on grief — and how to talk about it

Community, GriefBy EvermoreApril 27, 2020

The creators behind a new documentary set to air on public media channels across the country in May want to start a national conversation about a topic that many shy away from — grief. The goals for “Speaking Grief” are twofold: to validate the experience of grief through the stories of those mourning the death…

Evermore’s 2019 in Review: Steps forward in bereavement care

Grief, AdvocacyBy EvermoreDecember 20, 2019

As another decade comes to a close and Evermore marks its fifth year working to improve bereavement care in the United States, we have reason to celebrate 2019. Here at Evermore, we made big strides toward building our team and raising awareness about the need to support grieving parents. Meanwhile, across the country, new initiatives…

Getting Bereaved Kids the Help They Need

Grief, AdvocacyBy EvermoreSeptember 24, 2019

Julie Kaplow, on the left, serves as the Director of the Trauma and Grief Center in Houston, Texas, will be launching the Handle with Care program for children who have witnessed a death. In August we are focusing on “Back to School” at Evermore. We are giving focus to siblings who have suffered the death…

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