Wednesday, April 12: 7-8:30pm via Zoom.
Join nationally known author, funeral reform advocate, and speaker Lee Webster to learn how you can plan a funeral that is natural, affordable, and meaningful. She’ll reveal how funerals have evolved to be the costly rites that they are today, and how to ensure that our end of life choices truly reflect our values.
We’ll explore the growing wave of interest in human composting, alkaline hydrolysis, and natural burial to see what makes the most environmental and financial sense. We’ll delve into legal rights and responsibilities, the problems with cremation, and the reasons why saving land through burial strategies in the face of accelerated migration patterns due to pandemic and climate change is so important.
If you’re looking for home funeral and green burial how-tos and why-fors, join us!
COST: Free and open to all.
OUR PRESENTER: Lee Webster is a nationally recognized public speaker on funeral reform, including home funerals and green burial. She has served in major leadership positions of the Green Burial Council, Conservation Burial Alliance, National Home Funeral Alliance, National End-of-Life Doula Alliance, and is the director of New Hampshire Funeral Resources & Education and co-creator of the Funeral.org Partnership. She is the author of several home funeral and green burial articles and books, including The After-Death Care Educator Handbook and contributor to The Future of the Corpse: Our Changing Ecologies of Death and Disposition.
Cosponsored by NH Funeral Resources, Education & Advocacy, Hospice Help Foundation, and Seacoast Permaculture
Hospice Help Foundation 