Hello Dear Friends~
Sunday April 25th we'll be premiering a collective event. This is a collection of stories we've gathered from friends in various places in the United States who had pandemic passings of diverse sorts. They are not all about death by COVID-19, rather a transformation that occurred in this past year either due to isolation, illness, free time, introspection, aging and yes, in several cases, a passing.
We hope you will be moved by these pieces and perhaps inspired to share a Pandemic Passing of your own and be a part of our projected series of individual stories.
Pandemic Passings will premiere at 7pm EDT (4pm PDT) on YouTube. The link to the YouTube premiere will be available on our website soon.
After the event there will be a Q&A on Zoom. If you would like to attend RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSel8xnFyzxSTC5QxiY6IZVCirlKMNrKqBEk4JAZKTGQS7uCgw/viewform?usp=sf_link
Sunday April 25th we'll be premiering a collective event. This is a collection of stories we've gathered from friends in various places in the United States who had pandemic passings of diverse sorts. They are not all about death by COVID-19, rather a transformation that occurred in this past year either due to isolation, illness, free time, introspection, aging and yes, in several cases, a passing.
We hope you will be moved by these pieces and perhaps inspired to share a Pandemic Passing of your own and be a part of our projected series of individual stories.
Pandemic Passings will premiere at 7pm EDT (4pm PDT) on YouTube. The link to the YouTube premiere will be available on our website soon.
After the event there will be a Q&A on Zoom. If you would like to attend RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSel8xnFyzxSTC5QxiY6IZVCirlKMNrKqBEk4JAZKTGQS7uCgw/viewform?usp=sf_link
Passing
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Every living being will pass on at some point. Conversations about dying with dignity, dying with support, passing with grace are growing around the world. Still, there is much fear and denial about the topic. The Passing Project intention is to assuage fear and inspire acceptance of passing, while celebrating our lives.
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We now have online workshops and trainings!
Due to the current circumstance of Coronavirus distancing, the Passing Project will offer online workshops and trainings, designed for the Zoom meeting platform.
We distinguish the difference between a workshop and a training as this: A workshop is offered for a personal experience of exploration, learning and discovery. It might be open to the public or a specific group or even one-on-one. A training is offered to a group who will use the shared tools with their clients, patients or groups. It also involves exploration, learning and discovery, along with discussion of how to be trauma- responsive and how to utilize this material.
We distinguish the difference between a workshop and a training as this: A workshop is offered for a personal experience of exploration, learning and discovery. It might be open to the public or a specific group or even one-on-one. A training is offered to a group who will use the shared tools with their clients, patients or groups. It also involves exploration, learning and discovery, along with discussion of how to be trauma- responsive and how to utilize this material.
- Passing Stories Online Workshops will last 1.5-2 hours, to be determined ahead.
- Fees for workshops are covered by the sponsoring organization or by donation of participants.
- Passing Stories Online Trainings will last a minimum of 2 hours, to be determined ahead.
- Fees for trainings are covered by the sponsoring group or agency and are agreed upon with the Passing Project upon booking.
- Email: infopassingproject@gmail.com to set up a workshop or training today!
Performances - Community Engagement - Seminars
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"we were enchanted by Passing - from the first vocals and music to the last movements of the dances. The entire performance was captivating."
- Audience member "The few times that people I've been close to have died it always strikes me that they're just on the other side of the veil and not readily reachable - and that's what is so difficult. And the world keeps on moving, life goes on almost immediately - Both of those things were captured in Passing." - Audience member "I was there in the audience, awestruck and moved by the intricacy and depth of the performance." - Audience member |
