Order of the Good Death

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Building a meaningful, eco-friendly, & equitable end-of-life through education, resources, & legislative advocacy https://www.orderofthegooddeath.com

Graaphic for Mortal Media Club with the description: each month we delve into short pieces of media centered around a selected topic. Order members receive a media guide, the opportunity to connect with others, and engage with leading experts on the chosen topic. At the foot of the graphic is an illustration of various objects symbolic of mortality such as rotting fruit, a skull and hourglass.

Mortal Media Club flyer/grqaphic featuring an off white backgrounbd and black and organge lettering with "Death and Art" and Brianna L Hernandez. A Photo of Brianna wearing a white, sleeveless shurt is also featured

Graphic with background photo of a hallway lined with red and pink neon lights, text in black reads Reel Mortality let's talk about the end.

graphic with side by side images. on the left a screen shot of an artcile about the Lauren Richwine case on The Order, on the right is a photo of Lauren standing in an office holding up a legal document

An impression of a human body has been made in the sand, which has been covered in a bright red pigment

pink flower petals fashioned into the shape of a human body float on top of water

The impression of a human body is impressed into the ground. The outline of the body is surrounded by plants, forming a rectangular shape around the body in the dirt

Artist Ana Mendieta lays her naked body on the ground, arms at her side. Her body is covered with white and green flowers

Screenshot of a newsheadline about RI House passing bill

Graphic with beige background at center is a pair of hands cupping dirt with a small plant growing from it. Text reads when I die, compost me

Flyer for no olvidado screening - a movie theatre with red seats facing a movie screen with the film's title card

graphic with photo of a movie theatre, red seats face a screen with the title card for no fixed address: the white cart memorial on a screen

Graphic of a row of red movie theatre seats facing a screen with the title card for documentary no olividado

Graphic for Reel Mortality series. Photo of a hallway lit by red and white neon lights that form an archway.

Mortal media club graphic wth an illustration of a bird and an altar with various objects that are reminders of mortality such as a skull, hourglass, rotting fruit, etc.

photo of a woman wearing jeans and a flannel holding a shovel, while standing in a grave she has dug

At a mock burial workshop a shrouded volunteer lays on a wooden board as people hold ends of rope to lower her into a grave.

In a sun drenched room with a stained glass window, three people work on layout and arranging a burial shroud

Photo of the wooden sign for the Farley Center and Natural Path sanctuary in a lush green meadow with white flowers. Behind the sign is a large tree and blue skies.

graphic with blue background surrounded by green leaves. In center text reads Illinois call to action

A human skeleton fashioned from pressed flowers. created by Mari Nishimura for Nishinihon Tenrei

green background graphic with image of distorted flowers. Text, in lavender reads how can our final act show the same care for the planet that shaped the way we live?

graphic with sky blue background and distorted flowers. In neon green text our modern death practices are unsustainable

graphic with blue sky background with images of distorted flowers. Text reads every Earth Day we talk about sustainable living but what about sustainable dying?

graphic white background. at center is a tote bag with the word "corpse" on it, and the "o" is a recycle symbol. Text at top, in green, reads Reduce. Reuse. Decompose.

Graphic for order member march newsletter featuring a collage of various images including a vintage postcard, an old film camera, a film slate, a game controller, human composting, snow white in a glass coffin, a red coffin packaging for ELF's lip embalms, and spotify's new streaming urn.

screen shot of an interview with animator Hayao Miyazaki standing in a grassy backyard with his back to the camera. The caption reads "this would be a good place to be buried."

Photo of a hand gently holding up a small turtle outdoors

photo of the community built labyrinth under a starry night sky

four people pull a wooden cart with a shrouded body on it through La Puerta Natural Burial Ground in New Mexico, a desert landscape with mountains rising in the distance

Photograph of a man dressed in black laying in a mushroom coffin surrounded by moss, plants and other natural elements, as he looks at his cell phone

Image of rows of tombstones that reflect rainbows through a glass space in the middl of each stone.

graphic, light green background, deeper shade of green letting that reads when shaping a sustainable future of deathcare. At botton are 3 photos of Katrina Spade holding a plant, Courtney Gusick holding a flower near a coffin, and Danielle Belleny wearing a pair of binoculars

flyer for book giveaway featuring the cover of when we spoke to the dead. text at bottom reads ghosts s[poke. women listened. Everything changed.

Flyer for mortal media club with Ilise carter, featuring a photo of ilise at lower left, march 25th

Black and white photo of a young girl, blindfolded and wearing a white dress. She is seated at a table and operating a planchette. Image via the wellcome collection

graphics with white background for the Order's February newsletter featuring a collage of various images inspired by the stories featured, including a science = death pin, an anatomical embroidery of a human head, a body being composted, cup of coffee in green mug, a human head fashioned out of natural elements like leaves and grass, and a hand holding a cell phone.

graphic with beige background, at center is artwork from a medieval manuscript featuring what is known as the 3 living and the 3 dead: on the right are 3 youthful looking women, looking at 3 skeletons in various stages of decomposition. the text above reads let's contemplate our morality, valentine

graphic with burgundy red background, at center is a vanities painting featuring a skull with the text let's think about memento mori instead of amore

graphic flyer for February mortal media club featuring author and death doula Darnell Lamont Walker. Photo of Darnell on lower left

Photo of a sign hanging in the casket workshop notifying people that they cannot sell caskets to the public, only a licensed funeral director can sell a casket

a vintage valentine card featuring a little girl in a purple dress, holding a telephone receiver up to her ear, set against a red heart background. The text, in black reads: hey, valentine, do you want to reform the funeral industry with me?

photo of a person sitting outdoors seated at a table reading a newspaper

Mortal media club flyer with illustration of a variety of objects that symbolically represent mortality like a skull, hourglass, decaying fruit.

graphic flyer for moral media club with Liz Dunneback on community deathcare. white background with black and orange text. Photo of Liz on lower left

graphic featuring a painting of a woman holding a duster reading a book in a library

A comics panel illustrating Danusha Lameris' poem "Feeding the Worms."

graphic with a vintage black and white photo at center of a person wearing a white dress and holding a human skull

graphic with covers of books included in the giveaway

graphic with covers of books included in the giveaway

graphic featuring background of a vanities painting with a skull, pink flowers, and other objects. White text over it reads death positive library giveaway

graphic with a skeleton holding an hourglass and the text in black order member newsletter preview