Death Dialogues are a casual, conversational gathering in which a facilitator gently guides a group discussion about all things death. This includes not only bodily death, but all kinds of endings and transitions—break ups, lost items, housing loss, the death of the world as we know it, and much more. Discussion topics are decided by the attendees curiosity and interest, and whatever comes up during the 1.5 hour span.

Entrance will close at 5:40, but guests may leave when they like.

Masks are encouraged and provided.

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About the Facilitator:

Jen Hauser (they/them) is a threshold tender and mortality awareness advocate. Whether in the willow fields alongside Woven Thresholds, or the wider community, Jen is a weaver—creating connections and building structures that draw previously distant parts together. They care deeply about making community-centered deathcare more accessible by supporting people’s autonomy, and developing resources that help them navigate death. Jen is a volunteer with Jefferson County Hospice, and End of Life Washington, and has past experience in crisis intervention. They support others in their relationship to death through ritual, including end-of-life and funeral planning, and Living Funeral Ceremonies. They intend to offer death doula and bereavement services in the future.