The Tablet — Having a conversation about end-of-life care is awkward and difficult, but it can help in making decisions about what matters most when the time comes. That was the focus of “Journey to…
The Tablet — Having a conversation about end-of-life care is awkward and difficult, but it can help in making decisions about what matters most when the time comes. That was the focus of “Journey to…
Washington Post — “I’ve changed my mind,” my 89-year-old mother announced one Sunday some months ago. “I want to be buried in my own clothes.” When she and my father had drawn up their burial…
Chicago Tribune — Nothing better defines the needed context, value and meaning of life as much as the inevitability of death. Yet we choose to collectively ignore this existential fact. Nine of 10 Americans believe…
The next WIHI broadcast — Medicare Reimbursement and Meaningful Conversations about End-of-Life Care — will take place on Thursday, November 19, from 2 to 3 PM ET, and we hope you’ll tune in. Our guests will include: Kate…
NPR — Dr. Odontuya Davaasuren has one goal: to improve the way people die in Mongolia. “My father died of lung cancer, my mother died, my mother-in-law died because of liver cancer,” she says. “Even…
Tune into WBUR 90.9 FM today at 3:00 pm ET for a Boston Public Radio show featuring Conversation Sabbath. Rev. Rosemary Lloyd, The Conversation Project’s Advisor to the Faith-Based Community, will be joined by Rev. Gloria…