Top Chefs Help Break Bread & Taboos Dining and Discussing Death in the New Year  Seven Days, Two Organizations and One Conversation: A Movement to Encourage Meaningful Conversations about End-of-Life Care. Jan. 1-7 CAMBRIDGE, Mass….

In April this year my Dad passed away. I have been putting together a jigsaw puzzle since then and now realize that so many people are in the same boat and many wouldn’t even know….

Americans predominantly say they want to die at home, yet more than 70 percent die in hospitals instead. And according to data from the CDC, more than half of us have not communicated our end-of-life…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                         CONTACT: Katie Stinchon (617) 269-7171 November 11, 2014                                                                                                        katie@teakmedia.com    Helping Parents Talk to Terminally Ill Children about End of Life   CAMBRIDGE, Mass. | A new Pediatric Starter Kit…

The Washington Post– Co-founder of The Conversation Project, Ellen Goodman, writes an op-ed for The Washington Post about the tragic story of Brittany Maynard. She writes, “Maynard’s decision to control the ending of her own…

TIME Magazine– As the conversation surrounding Brittany Maynard, the 29 year old woman with terminal cancer who has decided to end her life by assisted suicide in Oregon, The Conversation Project (TCP) weighs in on the importance…