Evermore For All

05/21/2026

It’s not too late to share your experience with Evermore today, from noon to 2PMEST, at our Lived Experience Bereavement Research Network (LEBRN) meeting!

For too long, bereavement research has failed to give bereaved people a voice and to incorporate the real-world factors that matter to grieving people, especially to their health and well-being.

But you can help us change that! Your input will aid researchers in developing bereavement care models and interventions – so come share your experiences, opinions, and insights to inform future bereavement research:

https://secure.everyaction.com/rlVUAQVL8EOpWZJnzyIx2g2

05/20/2026

It’s not too late to join Jill Greenbaum TONIGHT at 7PM EST for an immersive workshop that allows you to reflect on your grief journey and create nature-based art to build a unique memorial or altar.

Jill’s workshop offers a grounding, creative experience that meets participants wherever they are, inviting connection, expression, and a sense of shared humanity.

Sign up for “Alchemizing Ritual, Nature, and Creativity to Work with Our Grief and Loss” here: https://secure.everyaction.com/_noiEcTGlUqOMDjY-MJeMg2

05/19/2026

Welcome to part four of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our fourth group is Reporters, the Media, and Influences. Giving a voice to grief is an enormous opportunity and responsibility, and it must be done with great care. The media must convey facts about a significant event while also being sensitive toward the newly bereaved family – a difficult, but achievable, balance to strike.

For practical tips and resources for media members interacting with individuals after the death of a child, access our factsheet:

https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Evermore-Reporters-the-Media-and-Influencers-Fact-Sheet.pdf

05/17/2026

05/14/2026

Alchemizing nature, ritual, and creativity is a way to work with our grief and loss. I'm Jill Greenbaum, an end-of-life educator, contemplative chaplain, and artist. Join me to discover the power of ephemeral earth art, a multi-sensory, deeply engaging practice that invites you to slow down, connect, and explore what lies within you.

In this immersive workshop, you'll step into a nurturing space where nature, ritual, and creativity become your guides. Helping you to reflect on your inner landscape with greater ease and intention. Through a blend of centering practices, gentle inquiry, gathering, creating, and sharing, you'll experience a meaning-making process designed to support your emotional expression.

Together, we will explore how grief or loss may be present in the moment and transform that exploration into a deeply personal evanescent altar. I look forward to seeing you on May 20th. We'll create together.

Register for Alchemizing Ritual, Nature, and Creativity to Work with Our Grief and Loss: https://evermore.org/event/alchemizing-ritual-nature-and-creativity-to-work-with-our-grief-and-loss/

05/14/2026

Event alert! Join Jill Greenbaum in an immersive workshop next Wednesday, May 20 at 7PM EST.

Through a blend of centering practices, gentle inquiry, gathering, creating, and sharing, you’ll experience a process designed to support insight and emotional expression. Together with Jill, you will have the opportunity to explore how grief or loss may be present in the moment and transform that exploration into a personal memorial.

Learn more about the event or sign up for “Alchemizing Ritual, Nature, and Creativity to Work with Our Grief and Loss”:

https://secure.everyaction.com/_noiEcTGlUqOMDjY-MJeMg2

05/13/2026

Event alert! For too long, bereavement research has failed to give bereaved people a voice. Evermore is changing that – and we need your help!

Evermore, with financial support from PCORI, has established the Lived Experience Bereavement Research Network (LEBRN) to connect with bereaved people who would like to share their experiences, opinions, and insights to help shape the future of bereavement research.

Join us for this free public information session on Thursday, May 21, from 12-2PM EST. Learn more and sign up here:

https://secure.everyaction.com/rlVUAQVL8EOpWZJnzyIx2g2

05/12/2026

Welcome to part three of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our third group is Domestic Violence and Homeless Shelter Staff.

Regardless of how or when an individual or family enters the shelter care system, their physical and emotional well-being are fragile – this is even more true following the death of a child. It is important to remember that bereavement is a profound experience, and you have a unique opportunity – and responsibility – to manage the interaction with compassion and respect.

For practical tips and resources for shelter staff members caring for bereaved families or individuals, access our factsheet:

https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Evermore-Domestic-Violence-and-Homeless-Shelter-Staff-Fact-Sheet.pdf

05/07/2026

Welcome to part two of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our second group is Social Service Providers – professionals who play a vital role in supporting children and adults through the grief and bereavement process. Their impact on how bereaved parents, caregivers, and families cope immediately after loss – and over time – can be profound.

For practical tips and resources for social service providers caring for bereaved families and individuals, access our factsheet:

https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Evermore-Social-Service-Providers-Fact-Sheet.pdf

05/06/2026

Join Evermore’s poet laureate, Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer, for a two-hour online program geared towards reading, writing, and discussing poems about grief.

Attendees will have opportunities to do their own writing, the option to share what they wrote, and the time to reflect on the effect writing has on us.

It’s not too late to sign up – you can get tickets for “The Mystery of Grief: Writing into the Loss” tonight from 7PM-9PM EST for $15:

https://secure.everyaction.com/FP9X_2ttdE6Wf9aiZ1tj-w2

05/05/2026

Welcome to part one of our thirteen-part ‘Community Leaders Spotlight’ series. Our first group is Childcare, Daycare, and Afterschool Providers – trusted caregivers who play a significant role in the lives of children and their families.

In addition to managing the emotions and associated behaviors of classmates and other children impacted by a child’s death, they must manage their own grief and, often, that of their colleagues. Grace and patience will be critical in the days, weeks, and months following a death.

For practical tips and resources for providers offering childcare for bereaved families, providers who offered care to the deceased child, and all who are interacting with families after such a devastating loss, access our factsheet:

https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Evermore-Childcare-Daycare-and-Afterschool-Providers-Fact-Sheet.pdf