This article is part of our series The Death Gap: End-Of-Life Inequality, a collaboration between The Order Of The Good Death and The Collective For Radical Death Studies . The series examines the various ways in which systemic racism impacts the way BIPOC communities experience death and access end-of-life care. 

November 18, 2020 | Blog

This article is part of our series The Death Gap: End-Of-Life Inequality, a collaboration between The Order Of The Good Death and The Collective For Radical Death Studies . The series examines the various ways in which systemic racism impacts the way BIPOC communities experience death and access end-of-life care.   

November 11, 2020 | Blog

Ghosts reflect how we see the dead and how we understand a place. On campus ghosts give us a sense of history and tales of warning. On study abroad they teach us about the people and history of a new place, and  reinforce every single stereotype that we work so hard to deconstruct. 

October 15, 2020 | Blog

How one Los Angeles resident is creating community through death care and flowers. 

October 2, 2020 | Blog

While the music of Black American funerals and African funerals are alike in some ways and different in others, the truth remains–that no matter the brutality of life, in death the spirits within Black people will always live on.  

September 18, 2020 | Blog

Telling your friends and family about death positivity is one thing, but sharing this world with our medical providers – especially our therapists, can prove complicated, uncomfortable, and challenging — we’re here to help. 

September 4, 2020 | Blog