Deathology
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Death remains one of the few universal experiences, yet it is rarely spoken of openly. We invite you to engage with this profound topic in an atmosphere of thoughtful reflection and shared understanding.
Deathology offers a space to explore the deeper questions surrounding mortality. Through guided discussions and reflective practices, we will consider the ways in which death influences our lives—our decisions, relationships, and our understanding of what it means to truly live.
This event is not about fear, but about awareness. By examining death, we gain perspective on life, allowing us to live with greater intention and clarity.
Join us for an evening of meaningful contemplation. Your presence is a step toward embracing both the unknown and the inevitable, with grace.
Please arrive between 6:30-7:15pm so we can start promply as a group. There will be five speakers, and a time to engage individually and as a group as you like following the speakers.
Partners
Booster Blake has been supporting others through coaching, facilitation, and public speaking for over 15 years. Captivating audiences with engaging insights on emerging trends and societal issues, Booster offers a fresh, optimistic perspective that inspires hope for the future. His talks and workshops blend humorous storytelling, relatable topics, and thought-provoking ideas, leaving participants energized and ready to embrace the future.
Jami Duffy is a passionate leader with a creative, community-focused approach to her work and advocacy. After experiencing two sudden losses in the past three years, including one just six months ago, Jami’s lifelong curiosity about death has deepened. These experiences have profoundly shaped her view of loss and love. In her talk, she’ll reflect on navigating the “the unclosed loop” when a loved one is suddenly gone without a goodbye. As the Executive Director of Youth on Record, Jami has led groundbreaking initiatives like the Youth Media Studio and co-ownership of the Underground Music Showcase, where she serves as the festival’s co-manager. Her work has earned national recognition and accolades, including being named one of Denver Business Journal’s 40 Under 40. A dedicated advocate and artist, Jami continues to push for equity in the arts, music, and education.