Across the country, hundreds of the communities that work alongside The Conversation Project are taking innovative approaches to promoting the importance of end-of-life care conversations. From cozy events at local libraries, sermons at congregations and…
Did you know…? 90% of people say that talking with their loved ones about end-of-life care is important. 27% have actually done so. Source: The Conversation Project National Survey (2013) …
“Everybody has a story…And we’re in this room today because when people start sharing these stories, they find out that they are not the only ones…” – Ellen Goodman, Co-Founder of The Conversation Project The…
For years, as a physician and public advocate for better care, I’ve talked about the importance of having conversations about what matters most to people in life-threatening situations and completing advance directives. As a principle…
On this month’s national community call offered through The Conversation Project we will dive into a crucial community organizing strategy – Tooting Your Own Horn. In our work with groups around the country we see…
We sat in the exam room at Brigham and Women’s Lung Transplant Center waiting to be seen…waiting for an answer to the question “Is Art eligible for a double lung transplant that could possible save his…
