"Tea & Mortality” is a casual gathering to talk about death, life, and everything in between, over tea and treats and facilitated by a local end-of-life doula.

For our May Book Club meetup, we will be discussing When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi.

“Facing Mortality Together” is Here to Honor’s intro to death education class for churches, designed to help both clergy and congregants grow in language, fluency, and comfort in talking about the difficult topics that surround death.

“Facing Mortality Together” is Here to Honor’s intro to death education class for churches, designed to help faith communities grow in language, fluency, and comfort in talking about the difficult topics that surround death.

For our next Book Club gathering, we will be discussing The Safari Concept: An African Framework for End of Life Care by Christian Ntizimira, MD.

Join us for an evening of fun and games at Neighbor. We will provide a variety of card and board games with mortality motifs to get folks talking—and laughing!

Many of us may find ourselves navigating our later years without a traditional family support system—perhaps single, widowed, divorced, or living far from relatives. In this practical and encouraging workshop, lawyer turned end-of-life doula Marni Blank will help participants identify personal support networks and create action plans for aging with confidence and joy.

In this online workshop led by Lauren Seeley, death doula and educator, we will explore the history and context of pet grief, consider memorial rituals through the art of altar making, and share stories and memories of our beloved animal companions.

Join us for our next Book Club, where we will be discussing The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab.

“Life & Death in New York City” is a one-day summit exploring mortality, meaning, and living well to die well.

Getting your “affairs in order” can feel daunting, but it doesn’t have to be! Join us for “Death, Documents & Donuts” and carve out a couple of hours on a Saturday morning to get familiar with advance planning documents and work on your forms.

The Mere Mortals Club exists to bring folks together to explore different facets of mortality. Each month will be led by a theme/prompt.

Join us for a conversation with deathcare professionals about how we can proactively prepare for death.
This online event is presented by Here to Honor and offered through PSS Life! University.

The Mere Mortals Club exists to bring folks together to explore different facets of mortality. Each month will be led by a theme/prompt.

The Mere Mortals Club exists to bring folks together to explore different facets of mortality. Each month will be led by a theme/prompt.

For our next Book Club gathering in August, we will be discussing Exit Strategies: Living Lessons from Dying People by Cynthia X. Pan, MD, with the author joining us for the conversation!

Join Here to Honor and Your Morbid Friends for an evening of fun and death educational games at Gold Star Beer Counter in Brooklyn.

“Facing Mortality Together” is Here to Honor’s intro to death education class, designed to help us grow in language, fluency, and comfort in talking about the difficult topics that surround death. Together in a relaxed, small group setting, we will explore aspects of facing our personal mortality while examining the landscape of death and dying in modern America through the lens of Christian faith traditions and practices.

Join us at this free community event for caregivers hosted by PSS Circle of Care.

This is the second online workshop in a series facilitated by Kimberly Hong, a palliative care clinical social worker, with a focus on learning about the Asian American journey of grief, exploring community support, and considering different coping strategies when grieving.

Are you planning for the future as a solo ager who is single, divorced, or widowed? You are invited to an engaging two-session workshop designed to help cultivate your support system and create a practical action plan for aging and thriving in the years ahead.

For our next Book Club gathering in April, we will be discussing Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End by Atul Gawande.

A Covid reflection series to process the loss, love, grief, connections, learnings, etc. from the pandemic and who we are five years later.

In this online workshop series, Kimberly Hong, a palliative care clinical social worker, will facilitate learning about the Asian American journey of grief, exploring community support, and considering different coping strategies when grieving.

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 for such discussions with family and friends in this interactive, online workshop.

“Facing Mortality Together” is Here to Honor’s intro to death education class, designed to help us grow in language, fluency, and comfort in talking about the difficult topics that surround death.

Join us for an evening of death-themed card and board games to get folks talking—and laughing! Whether you’re a competitive gamer or enjoy playing just for fun, this promises to be a lively gathering for connections and conversations.

This Game Night is co-hosted by Here to Honor and Death Doula/Death Educator Lauren Seeley of Ahh Sweet Death.

Join us for “Death, Documents & Donuts” and carve out a couple of hours on a Saturday morning to get familiar with advance planning documents and work on your forms. We’ll supply the coffee and donuts, and end-of-life professionals will be on hand to answer questions and explain paperwork.

For our first Book Club gathering of 2025, we will be discussing The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, a novel about life’s choices, regrets, and the search for an answer to the ultimate question: what is the best way to live?

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.