Zusammen am Tisch · Tod, (k)ein Tabu
In the organizer's words:
We invite you, young and old and everyone in between, to join us at the table to eat and talk together. In this edition of the "Together at the table" series, we want to address the topic of death and its taboos. How can we talk to young people about death? What forms of farewell and grief counseling are there? How does classism come into play when it comes to dying? And what does a funeral without relatives actually look like?
We want to address these questions with the invited experts Dr. Dharma Raj Bhusal, Natalie Waschk and Maria Schuster. Dr. Dharma Raj Bhusal is the head of the intercultural hospice service "Dong Ban Ja". "Dong Ban Ja" provides culturally sensitive support and advice to seriously ill people and their relatives at the end of life and during the grieving phase. Natalie Waschk from the funeral home "Junimond" will talk about new forms of burial and the desire to break away from existing standards, and Maria Schuster from the "Kindertrauer Berlin" initiative will report on her grief work with children and school classes.
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