Do you keep a particular photograph of a loved one who has passed away close to you? What is its story and how do you look after it? The workshop provides a safe space in which to share a photograph of a loved one. We can help make a copy of your significant photograph.

Having photos of loved ones we've lost start to fade with no hope of recapturing them can be devastating.   Why not join us in Canterbury on the 4th June where we can scan your pictures forever. Learn more: bit.ly/3Mf1MJz The Beaney Pilgrims Hospices

We all want to remember those special days and memories of loved ones as they move on. Join us to share your stories: bit.ly/3Mf1MJz The Beaney Pilgrims Hospices

Losing a loved one is hardest for those left behind and we will deal with loss differently.  Please learn more: bit.ly/3Mf1MJz The Beaney Pilgrims Hospices

Bereavement Support Charities and Organisations If you have been affected by the death of someone and need support, the following organisations offer help and guidance: bit.ly/3wtF0a5 The Beaney Pilgrims Hospices

There are many ways we can remember those we have lost. How do we mourn in social spaces inside and outside our homes? What personal belongings and material objects help us manage our grief, and why? More information: bit.ly/3Mf1MJz The Beaney Pilgrims Hospices

We are delighted to be hosting our first event in #Canterbury at The Beaney - Living with Grief Through Photographs: A space for sharing stories and experiences. This is a free event and we can not wait to meet you! bit.ly/3Mf1MJz Pilgrims Hospices

The project is centred on collaboration and exchange. Our website is both a platform for sharing our emergent findings, and a space for others to join us in the exploration of material cultures of mourning and grief. bit.ly/3wCV1ea The Beaney Pilgrims Hospices

How have you mourned over a loved one? Does their memory live on through physical items in and around your home? Share your story with us via the website or by joining us at The Beany this Saturday: bit.ly/3Mf1MJz The Beaney Pilgrims Hospices

We are delighted to be hosting our first event in #Canterbury at The Beaney - Living with Grief Through Photographs: A space for sharing stories and experiences. This is a free event and we can not wait to meet you! bit.ly/3Mf1MJz Pilgrims Hospices

We're providing a friendly space this Saturday at The Beaney in Canterbury from 10am-4pm.  Pre-book or drop in at a time that suits you.  Bring along your memories, stories, those items that remind you of them.   See you there: bit.ly/3Mf1MJz Pilgrims Hospices

Join us TODAY at The Beaney from 10am-4pm - drop in whenever you are free! HOW WE MOURN PROJECT Living with grief through photographs: a drop-in workshop for sharing stories and experiences. Pop in and join us! Pilgrims Hospices

“Expressions of mourning beyond a funeral can often seem absent. Tattoos can represent treasured memories and can communicate that a loss has occurred, and a grief journey is unfolding." Do you have a tattoo in memory of a loved one? See picture for more details.

There are many ways we can remember those we have lost. The How We Mourn Project depends on the willing participation of bereaved individuals, so we would love to hear from you. Join us: Saturday 15 October | 11am-4pm Daphne Oram Building, Canterbury Christ Church University

Mourning with Tattoos - Grief Journeys and Tattoo Stories Saturday 15 October | 11am-4pm Daphne Oram Building, Canterbury Christ Church University We are interested in hearing these stories, recording them orally and photographically. bit.ly/3rR5pg6

How have you mourned over a loved one? Does their memory live on through a tattoo? Join us this Saturday in Canterbury. Saturday 15 October | 11am-4pm Daphne Oram Building, Canterbury Christ Church University Mourning with Tattoos –bit.ly/3rR5pg6

The latest event for the How We Mourn project will focus on people with memorial tattoos. Mourning with Tattoos - Grief Journeys and Tattoo Stories Saturday 15 October | 11am-4pm Daphne Oram Building, Canterbury Christ Church University bit.ly/3rR5pg6

“Expressions of mourning beyond a funeral can often seem absent. Tattoos can represent treasured memories and can communicate that a loss has occurred, and a grief journey is unfolding." Saturday 15 October | 11am-4pm Daphne Oram Building, Canterbury Christ Church University

It's today!! Come and join us and share our story! We have Tea & Biscuits at the ready: Saturday 15 October | 11am-4pm Daphne Oram Building, Canterbury Christ Church University Mourning with Tattoos – bit.ly/3rR5pg6