Is death really taboo?
Part of Life, Bereavement, Conversation, Destigmatising death Anna McGrail Part of Life, Bereavement, Conversation, Destigmatising death Anna McGrail

Is death really taboo?

Sue Brayne has an MA in the Rhetoric and Rituals of Death and is an end-of-life researcher and she is the author of The D-Word: talking about dying.

In this blog for Part of Life, Sue explains how her work with the Death Café movement has led her to believe that talking about death is no longer the taboo it once was, but what we lack is the understanding of how to talk about death and dying.

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‘Get Mortal’ - Dead Good Parties
Child Mourners, death literacy, Destigmatising death, Hidden Mourners, Bereavement, Grief, Teenage Grief Anna McGrail Child Mourners, death literacy, Destigmatising death, Hidden Mourners, Bereavement, Grief, Teenage Grief Anna McGrail

‘Get Mortal’ - Dead Good Parties

We are sisters, Katy and Lindsey Vigurs (Vigurs rhymes with tigers). We are the founding directors of DEAD GOOD, a not-for-profit, arts-based death education company that aims to end taboos around all things death and dying. We have deliberately introduced a bright, bold and quirky vibe to the death education scene in the UK.

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