Nov 15 Saturday
Nov 20 Thursday
Join us for an education evening in conversation with the co-authors of Atlas of Macroscopes: Interactive Data Visualizations, Katy Borner, Elizabeth G. Record, and Todd N. Theriault. These three co-authors will be speaking about their book and showing examples of the macroscopes they worked with and referenced in the book!
Eat cake. Drink tea. Talk about Death.
A Death Cafe is a group-directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session.
Death Cafes have spread quickly around the world. Over 16,500 Death Cafes are held in 85 countries. It is all volunteer-run.
The Bloomington chapter is hosted by Rick Clayton, a hospice chaplain and musician who enjoys playing harp and cello for his clients. It meets monthly at Morgenstern's.
"The Death Cafe is a safe place for people who are dealing with the loss of loved ones, without ideology." - Rick