➡️Introduction:

Death is one of the few experiences every human being shares, yet one of the subjects we often find hardest to discuss. In this workshop we will explore Humanist thinking around death, dying and grief, with a particular focus on:

• What we think happens when we die

• How we might prepare for death

• How people cope with grief

The workshop will be in the form of a guided discussion, in which you’ll be invited to share your thoughts, ideas and questions. There will also be opportunity to share personal experiences and reflections in a safe environment, should you wish to. The workshop will have an upbeat tone, with time to reflect on gratitude for the life we have and living it well.

📍 Location & Accessibility:

The venue is Stirchley Baths on the corner of Bournville Lane and Hazelwell Street.

• Car: There is a car park at the rear of the building.

• Train: Just a short walk (500m) from Bournville train station.

• Bus: The nearest bus stop is outside the British Oak pub, about 100m away.

• Accessibility: The car park has two accessible parking spaces and there is step-free access to the building from the car park, via the cafe.

⏰ Timings:

• Doors Open: 10:45

• Workshop start: 11:00

• Workshop end: 12.30

• Refreshments, chat and finish by: 13:00

​ ☕Refreshments will be available for a small donation.

If you’d like to come, please use the form below to book your place. 👇

We look forward to seeing you there!

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