Honor Life,
Together.
Moving Rocks: A Grief in Public Day Ritual, Prospect Park →
End-of-life care does not just belong behind closed doors—it belongs in our neighborhoods, our community spaces, and our collective conversations. Beyond my one-on-one doula work, I collaborate with organizations, institutions, and community groups across Brooklyn and the greater NYC area to program interactive workshops, panel discussions, and educational events.
As a facilitator and programmer, my goal is to strip away the clinical detachment often associated with mortality and replace it with steady, accessible, and practical learning. Whether creating public programs around the ancient arts of traditional body care and shrouding, or designing private educational sessions for organizations looking to deepen their approach to grief, I work to build communal spaces where death can be met with curiosity, dignity, and active preparation.
Let’s bring a program to your organization.
2025
Toronto
Touching The Erotic: A Death Meditation and workshop through the lens and teachings of Audre Lorde.
A contemplative experience, guided through imagery of letting go of all earthly senses of self.
Through the visualization of letting go of our bodies, our senses, our pleasures, our identity, our relationships, we have the opportunity to remember our aliveness, and what we really love, and how we want to be in relationship with the world.