October 30 | 9:00–9:45 a.m. PT
$5
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Held in recognition of the Day of the Dead and All Souls’ Day, this brief talk explores grief as a cyclical and evolving experience. Grief can rise, recede and return in unexpected ways, resurfacing through anniversaries, sensory memories, familiar places and ordinary moments.
Together, we will engage with visual narratives—including photographs, creative documentation and artistic responses—that reveal how people live with and express enduring grief in deeply personal ways.
This presentation offers space to witness grief as layered and dynamic, whether your loss is recent or long-held, or you support others who are grieving. It is an invitation to see, listen and honor what remains. Join here.
