Advisor to The Conversation Project Atul Gawande’s book, Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End, is an incredible exploration of the medical industry, aging and death in America. Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Katherine…

Do any of these questions sound familiar?  — What results are you seeing? How many people have you introduced The Conversation Project to? Have any of them gone on to have the conversation? Public engagement…

We did a survey in 2013 which found that “90 percent of people say that talking with their loved ones about end-of-life care is important yet only 30 percent of people actually have done so.”…

A few years ago, Pallimed posted a blog with some clever ways to bring up advance care planning and end-of-life issues during the holidays. We loved them so much we decided to tweak our favorites…

The message throughout Conversation Sabbath was clear: it is essential, compassionate and generous to talk about our wishes for end-of-life care with our loved ones and care providers. In congregations throughout Greater Boston and beyond,…

As more and more people across the US (and beyond!) earn about The Conversation Project, we’ve started to field questions about how different regions and communities can introduce the initiative in their area. Everything from…