Death Cafe at TANEXPO

Hosted by Elisabetta Lucchi & Hilary Wilson


Date:

March 21, 2014

Start time:

11:00 a.m. (UTC/GMT)

End time:

12:00 a.m. (UTC/GMT)

Address:

TANEXPO International Funeral and Cemetery Exhibition

Bologna

40100

Italy

 

free

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About this Death Cafe

For the first time in a funeral trade exhibition. The Death Cafè will introduce this year at TANEXPO the successful meetings taking place all around the world, to talk about the death getting free from taboo and prejudices.
Along with a tea, a sip of coffe and some pastries you can face with your colleagues, in a casual and easy atmosphere, on the death and the mourning issues that you as funeral professionals experience every day, and your personal point of view.
There will be two sessions every day, at 11.00 a.m. and at 3.00 p.m. in the Death Cafè space in Hall 22. The Death Cafè meetings are open to everyone and free of charge but there will be a limited number of seats available.


About Elisabetta Lucchi & Hilary Wilson

Elisabetta Lucchi practices shiatsu having qualified at the school of the Master Ohashi. She also holds meditation groups (Osho Active Meditations).

She has a degree in Communication Science, Publishing and Journalism from the University of Verona and a Master’s (Level 1)in Death studies and the end of life for the intervention of support and the accompanying from the University of Padova.

She regularly updates herself with courses and seminars on themes and issues related to death and dying. The most recent course she attended was Being a compassionate companion with Frank Ostaseski in June 2013.

Her assistant, Hilary Wilson, is English but  has been living and working in Verona for 24 years. She teaches English and also works as a translator and interpreter. She has  a degree in English Literature and Linguistics from University College, London.

She became interested in Death Café through Elisabetta and helps with the running of the cafes in Verona.