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On Being in the Right Place at the Right Time: An Edited Volume, a Visiting Scholar, a Bike, and a Scholarly Homecoming in Scotland

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Unlike many academics and practitioners in the field, I didn’t come to death and dying through a memorable personal experience or a familial connection to the industry. I came to it by happenstance. I am a trained scholar in the sociology of gender, work, and organizations who was primarily interested in women’s experiences working in… Continue reading →

Reporting on the First International End-of-Life Doula Symposium

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This blog provides a brief overview of the International End-of-Life Doula Symposium and a link to the Symposium’s summary report. This virtual symposium was held over three days on April 25-27th 2022 and was a co-produced effort between academic researchers, End-of-Life Doulas, and graduate students in our End of Life Studies programme [1]. It was… Continue reading →