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Grief literacy aims to improve how everyday citizens can understand grief and support one another in it. This concept is embedded in a public health commitment to understanding and addressing the loneliness and isolation caused by grief. The goal of grief literacy is to empower individuals, networks and communities to support the bereaved among us with everyday acts of kindness and compassion. For greater grief literacy, change needs to occur at all levels. While certainly some bereaved people need professional support, for many a salient social response is community-based acknowledgment and validation.聽

This event will be led by two originators of the聽Grief Literacy聽concept.

Mary Ellen Macdonald, PhD
Associate Professor, Faculty of Dentistry
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Professor Mary Ellen Macdonald will provide an overview of聽Grief Literacy,聽its recent development by an international team of grief scholars,聽and its relationship to public health palliative care.

Susan Cadell, PhD, RSW
Professor, School of Social Work
Renison University College, University of Waterloo

Professor Susan Cadell will operationalize the concept of聽Grief Literacy聽by providing vignettes that can be used for education and practice. In this talk, the concept of聽Grief Literacy聽will also be connected to the realities of the COVID-19 pandemic.

There will be time reserved for open discussion with our two speakers.聽Michael Villeneuve, CNA Chief Executive Officer, will provide opening remarks.

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