Tag: Children

• Playing with death – how the ‘Goodbye-box’ helps children grieve

  

  Rosalie Kuyvenhoven runs Rituals Today, creating meaningful and relevant ceremonies. Her blog is full of innovation and ideas, here she shares Bonnie Jansen’s DAG Box: inspired by a non-directive approach to play therapy, in which children take the lead.

  Death and the Maiden

  20/05/2018

  Guest Post

  Bereavement, Bonnie Jansen, Children, Cremation, DAG Box, Funeral, Goodbye Box, Grief, Healing, Mourning, Play, Ritual, Rituals Today, Rosalie Kuyvenhoven

• World Anthropology Day

  From the moment Myeashea Alexander heard the American Association of Anthropology announce there would be a day dedicated to the celebration of anthropology she knew she wanted to celebrate through outreach. Taking a hands on approach Myeashea created a forensic anthropology lab for the kids at local Brooklyn public school, Bedford Village Elementary. Exploring the…

  Death and the Maiden

  14/03/2016

  Guest Post

  anthropology, Career, Children, Death, Experiences, Skeletal Remains, Skeletons, Teaching

• Bereavement cards just got personal

  Inspired Goodbyes was created by Sophia Lucop-Leech and Helen Lawson. After experiencing their own bereavements they created a positive business making sympathy cards and gifts more personal.

  Death and the Maiden

  15/03/2015

  Guest Post

  Art, Bereavement, Business, Cards, Change, Charity, Child Funeral Charity, Children, Deadmaidens, Death, Design, Dying, Dying Matters, Emotion, Experiences, Expression, Grief, Illustration, Inspired Goodbyes, Loss, Memories, Sensitive, Sharing, Words