#deathtech — Public Fediverse posts

Art helps while grieving—imagine if you could see a painting that shows those evening walks in the garden, or horse riding sessions, the rain on the terrace, or baking sessions in the kitchen with grandma, or browsing the library shelf with a sibling—the flashes of memories when raised on a canvas can bring a certain calmness in our bereavement experience.

Around builds those experiences for you, here is a preview of what it means.

#DeathCare #DeathTech #BereavementX #bereavement

When a loved one dies: how academia can support bereaved colleagues

The lack of clarity around doctoral students’ bereavement benefits is partly because the policies for staff don’t always extend to them, and student policies might apply only to undergraduates.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-01832-1

#DeathCare #DeathTech #BereavementX

PS: I am working on an MVP in this category, please DM me or leave a comment if you want to join us in our *user research* survey.

Human composting startup Recompose launches crowdfunding campaign to raise $5M - A dummy is shown in a cradle with plant material in front of a Recompose vessel. ... - https://www.geekwire.com/2023/seattle-human-composting-startup-recompose-launches-crowdfunding-campaign-to-raise-5m/ #humancomposting #deathanddying #crowdfunding #katrinaspade #deathtech #recompose #startups