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Death Care Literacy: Understanding End-of-Life Options, Rights, and Realities   

Wicker casket in a meadow of green leaves and red flowersThis course introduces participants to modern death care options, legal realities, and practical planning tools. Students will learn about home funerals, green burial, cremation options, body donation, and how families can work with or independently from funeral homes. The class focuses on increasing death care literacy, reducing fear and misinformation, and helping people make informed end-of-life decisions that align with their values, culture, and budget. No prior experience is required; open to caregivers, doulas, and community members planning ahead.

Photo by Melissa Meadow.

  • Death Care Literacy: Understanding End-of-Life Options, Rights, and Realities
  • Fee: $35.00
    Dates: 4/23/2026 - 4/23/2026
    Times: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    Days: Th
    Sessions: 1
    Location: Raymond
    Building: Riverview Education Center (opens in new tab)
    Room: 110
    Instructor: Melissa Meadow

    Wicker casket in a meadow of green leaves and red flowersThis course introduces participants to modern death care options, legal realities, and practical planning tools. Students will learn about home funerals, green burial, cremation options, body donation, and how families can work with or independently from funeral homes. The class focuses on increasing death care literacy, reducing fear and misinformation, and helping people make informed end-of-life decisions that align with their values, culture, and budget. No prior experience is required; open to caregivers, doulas, and community members planning ahead.

    Photo by Melissa Meadow.

 

  • Death Care Literacy: Understanding End-of-Life Options, Rights, and Realities
  • Fee: $35.00
    Dates: 4/28/2026 - 4/28/2026
    Times: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
    Days: Tu
    Sessions: 1
    Location: Grays Harbor College
    Building: 800 Building
    Room: 802
    Instructor: Melissa Meadow

    Wicker casket in a meadow of green leaves and red flowersThis course introduces participants to modern death care options, legal realities, and practical planning tools. Students will learn about home funerals, green burial, cremation options, body donation, and how families can work with or independently from funeral homes. The class focuses on increasing death care literacy, reducing fear and misinformation, and helping people make informed end-of-life decisions that align with their values, culture, and budget. No prior experience is required; open to caregivers, doulas, and community members planning ahead.

    Photo by Melissa Meadow.

 

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