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Jewish Death Practices:
Overview / Summary
Origins and History
The World of the Dying
Visiting the Sick
Chaplaincy
Hospice

Stages of Death
    Approaching the Time of Death
    Between Death and Burial
    Shemira
    Tahara
    Burial
    Mourning, Bereavement,
    Shiva, Shloshim, Yartzeit

Spiritual Aspects
Funeral Homes
Cemeteries
Green Burial
Funeral Contracts
Cremation and Embalming
Caskets


Chevra Kadisha:
Scope / Functions of Chevra Kadisha
Chevra Kadisha in Jewish Society
Organizing a new Chevra Kadisha

Tahara Manuals and Procedures
Tahara Training
Tahara Stories
Tahara Supplies Lists
Funeral Home Supplies

Suicide

Organ Donation

Disasters

Infection Control

 

Conferences:
Next Conference
    Overview
    Program Outline
    Registration
    Travel and Hotel

Previous Conferences

 

Learning & Resources:
Gamliel Institute
    Overview
    Curriculum
    Registration
    Currently Active Classes


KNIT Resource Center
    Overview
    Contacts for Answers
    Catalog of Articles
    Additional Links


FAQ About Death and Dying
Modern Dilemmas
Guided Learning
Jewish Sources and  Responsa
Synagogue Brochures
Community Education

End of Life - Exploring Death in America - NPR

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Biology of Suicide

April 29, 1998

 

Who Will Remember Me?

April 2, 1998

 

Alternative Funerals

March 10, 1998

 

Burial Society

March 8, 1998

Chevra Kadisha performs ritual purification.

Slow Code

February 11, 1998

 

The Funeral Business

February 3, 1998

The increasing consolidation of the funeral industry.

Death & Society

January 25, 1998

 

Reincarnation: Tibetan Buddhism

January 10, 1998

 

Doctors and Death

January 4, 1998

 

A Critique of the Rule of the Double Effect

December 11, 1997

 

Do it Yourself Funerals

December 8, 1997

A grieving father builds a box for his month-old baby's corpse, and plants it under a cypress tree in the yard.

Roundtable: Grief and Bereavement

November 25, 1997

How long after a loss should one "still be grieving?"

Coping with Death: A Personal Story

November 14, 1997

 

The Place of Palliative Medicine

November 7, 1997

For terminally ill patients, quality of life is often neglected for the sake of pushing the limit of medical technology.

Dying Well in Missoula

November 6, 1997

Changing a town's attitudes about death, grief, and the care of the dying.

The Story of Helen Payne (Part Two)

November 5, 1997

 

The Story of Helen Payne (Part One)

November 4, 1997

 

End of Life Issues

November 3, 1997