Creating Connection Amid Grief
byA community resource for death and grief care, Meghan Allynn Johnson formed the Madison Death Collective with artist and grief worker Taylor Franklin.
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Beyond Goodbye
byGrief changes us — but it can also reveal new depths of connection, community, compassion and healing.
A Greener Goodbye
byThe nonprofit Sòlas Natural Burial Preserve between Middleton and Waunakee, certified by the Green Burial Council, offers families the chance to purchase a plot on its 20-acre grounds and bury their loved one in an ecologically friendly way.
Honoring the Grieving Body
byWe experience body grief when we have to incorporate complex changes related to our internalized self-image.
Grief Is a Winding Road
byWhile every person’s grief journey is unique, here are five key practices that have kept me tethered to life, love and purpose.
Sharp Edges of Sorrow
byA death doula is trained to guide people of all ages through the emotional, spiritual, physical and logistical transitions at the end of life.
Seasons of Grief
byGrief doesn’t always arrive with funerals and flowers. More often, it lives in life’s transitions, when a version of the future we imagined dissolves into something unrecognizable.
Celebrating Life, Not Loss
byGood Mourning offers celebrations of life, memorials and living funerals tailored to the individual’s or family members’ wishes.
Power in Community
byMadison’s Latina and Hispanic leaders are making their mark.
The Women Driving Madison’s Business Future
byFrom hospitals to housing to high-speed tracks, these women are driving change across Madison — and beyond.