The Queer Dying Circle
Maybe you have been thinking about death for a long time.
Maybe something has happened in your life and/or community that has you thinking and feeling more about death.
Join queer folks to explore the Queer Dying Workbook. We will gather online weekly to get morbidly curious in community.
We will co-create queer culture(s) around death and dying.
Over the cycle of a year you will have the opportunity to explore:
Waves- Feelings about death and dying
Bones- Some practicalities of death and dying
Wings- Communicating about death and dying
Blooms- Offerings, remembrance and ritual
Here’s what you get when you subscribe:
- A print copy of the Queer Dying Workbook mailed to you
- A welcome and orientation call with captain
- A chance to meet weekly to go through the workbook together.
- Access to weekly live facilitated explorations of wings, waves, bones and blooms
- A supportive system of accountability to get your end of life planning done!
- Queer dying community
- Access to a co-created community resources page
- One on one check in call with captain when you begin or renew your subscriptions
- A death care community with strong values around solidarity, community care and finding ways of being together that create alternatives to systems that cause harm.
We meet Mondays 5:00-7:00pm Pacific Time on Zoom
(with a 15 minute hang-out time at the end as we aspire to easeful transitions)
Upon sign up you will schedule an orientation to the culture call with captain as this group can be joined at anytime!
Launching February 3rd, 2025
Waves
How we Feel about Death and Dying
Wings
Communicating about End of Life Desires
Blooms
Queering End of Life Ritual and Ceremony
Bones
The Practicalities of End of Life
Circle Holder
captain (they/m) I am a genderqueerdo-trans-radical-fae-witch-faggot that is currently doing art (work, life, play) with sex, joyful accountability, queer dying, poetry and embodiment. I am a scotish-english-irish settler living on the territory of the Lekwungen and WSÁNEĆ peoples on Vancouver Island in (so called Canada). My background is in social justice, street outreach, anti-violence, harm reduction, somatic sex education and writing. I have a doctorate in human sexuality and have studied in the End of Life Doula Program at Douglas College and Contemplative End of Life Care at the Institute of Traditional Medicine in Toronto.
I am at my happiest in a body of water.