In today's digital age, our online presence and assets have become an integral part of our lives. Join us for this one-hour workshop led by Marni Blank of Begin With the End, where we will explore practical steps to organize and manage your digital life. Learn how to inventory and protect your digital assets, such as social media accounts, emails, photos, and online finances. We'll also discuss the important considerations for your digital footprint, ensuring your wishes are respected and your legacy is preserved.

Join Here to Honor on a special Field Trip: a “Death in New York” walking tour presented by Purefinder New York! This 2 hours and 45 minutes walking tour takes us through Battery Park, the Financial District, Tribeca, and Chinatown as we learn about NYC’s history of burial grounds, epidemics, executions, and more.

Calling all healthcare professionals working at the intersection of end-of-life: you are invited to take a break and connect with yourself and with others. Join us for an evening of care through reiki, guided meditation, somatic practices, and snacks.

At our next Book Club, we will be discussing Briefly Perfectly Human: Making an Authentic Life by Getting Real about the End by Alua Arthur. This New York Times bestseller is described as "a deeply transformative memoir that reframes how we think about death and how it can help us lead better, more fulfilling and authentic lives, from America's most visible death doula."

Take a pause to contemplate your mortality on this Day of the Dead and All Souls' Day, and join us for a mini retreat to learn experientially in the contemplative "memento mori" tradition. There will be guided reflections on topics of mortality and conversations about living fully.

Spend All Hallows’ Eve’s Eve with Here to Honor playing death-themed games at Döden, a fun and funky death-themed restaurant in Washington Heights.

HTH Founder Eva Ting and Katie Benn, an oncology nurse at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, will ease participants into end-of-life planning conversations with a focus on preparing to discuss with aging loved ones.

Join us as we explore the universality of grief through the portal of art on a special group tour led by arts educator Deborah Chi at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. We will view and discuss several works of art, handpicked for their relevance to the mourning process, as we navigate and reflect on personal experiences with loss and grief.

“Why is it hard to talk about death?”

“Have I thought about what I want at the end of life? Do my loved ones know?”

“How do I show up for other people in hard times? How do I make peace with the reality of my own mortality?”

These questions and others are addressed in "Facing Mortality Together", Here to Honor’s intro to death education designed to help us all grow in vocabulary, fluency, and comfort talking about the difficult topics that surround death.

Take a break from the everyday hustle and bustle—join us for a morning of reflections on our mortality and explore how that can shape our perspective on life.

HTH Founder Eva Ting will be facilitating a special talkback with members of the cast from “Someone Spectacular” after the performance on August 20!

We will be discussing Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman, a nonfiction read that challenges us to reevaluate how we spend our limited time on Earth.

Join us for an evening of fun and mortality-minded games at Döden, a Swedish death-themed pizzeria in Washington Heights.

Pause the demands of daily life for a contemplative mini retreat in the heart of Chelsea, NYC.

We will be discussing Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, a novel that follows the relationship between two friends over several decades, who begin a successful video game company together. The book explores themes of friendship, identity, failure, and the meaning of life.

For our next MoM: Field Trip, we’re going to see a show! Join us downtown at Sea Dog Theater on Wednesday, March 20th for their production of “Tuesdays with Morrie,” starring Tony Award winner Len Cariou and Chris Domig. Based on the best-selling memoir by Mitchell Albom, this is a humorous and poignant story that begins when a career-obsessed journalist goes back to visit his college professor who, sixteen years later, is facing terminal illness.

“Why is it hard to talk about death?”

“Have I thought about what I want at the end of life? Do my loved ones know?”

“How do I show up for other people in hard times? How do I make peace with the reality of my own mortality?”

These questions and others are addressed in "Facing Mortality Together", Here to Honor’s death education primer designed to help us all grow in vocabulary, fluency, and comfort talking about the difficult topics that surround death.

Here to Honor is proud to be a sponsor for the upcoming “Care in Common” evening as part of the Justice Film Festival. This is an evening of short films that celebrate and challenge the culture of care in the United States.

Join us for refreshments and discussion at our next Minding Our Mortality Book Club gathering.

We will be discussing Between Two Kingdoms: A Memoir of a Life Interrupted by Suleika Jaouad, a New York Times Bestseller that traces the author's journey from diagnosis to remission to re-entry into "normal" life.

When we think of saving for our “golden years,” we usually focus on retirement. Yet there is a 70% chance that we or our loved ones will need some type of long-term care. How should we prepare for that? Join us as wealth management advisor Robert Bandura introduces strategies to consider in financial planning for long-term care.

What is Medical Aid in Dying? How is it different from euthanasia? And how can you support someone who is considering this as a viable treatment alternative? Join us as we delve into these conversations with Rev. Dan Warriner. A former hospice chaplain, Dan hopes to bring some helpful light into this heated topic. He also provides some helpful guidelines and pastoral wisdom for those who provide support for others.

The complexity and fragmentation of our current medical environment can make finding the right resources and support difficult, even under the best of circumstances. Now imagine having to make your way while also being faced with a medical crisis or chronic health condition…it's natural to feel scared, vulnerable, and overwhelmed.

Z. Colette Edwards, MD MBA, co-author of Navigating Your Healthcare Journey: Getting the Care You Need and Deserve, will share guidance, insights, and practical tips to empower you when meeting challenges within the healthcare system.