Death Mattters

An Immersive Free Lecture on Death & Grief

Join Sasha Leah Adina, a death and grief educator, practicing death doula, writer, and performance artist, for an insightful and transformative lecture.

• Breaking the Taboo of Death: Death is often a taboo subject, yet creating space for open conversations about death and grief can profoundly increase death literacy. This knowledge empowers individuals to navigate both their own end-of-life experiences and those of their loved ones with greater understanding and compassion.

• 7 Things Everyone Should Know: Through touching stories and real client cases, Sasha will share seven simple yet impactful insights about the end of life. Attendees will leave with practical knowledge that can deeply influence how they approach and experience the end of life—for themselves and their loved ones.

• An Immersive Experience: This interactive lecture invites participants to reflect on their personal relationship with death, fostering a deeper awareness and acceptance of this universal experience.

About the Facilitator

Sasha Leah Adina is a half-Russian, half-Ukrainian Jewish woman who has lived through two wars in the past three years, giving her a profound personal connection to the topics of death and grief. As a co-founder of a female-run business, a columnist for *The Psychologist* magazine, and the author of over 50 articles, she has dedicated her career to educating others about these vital subjects. Over the past three years, Sasha has taught more than 2,000 people, offering guidance and support through her lectures, writings, and workshops.