Press
MOURNING, FUNERALS AND SUPPORT DURING THE PANDEMIC
Finding ways to mourn online, as the coronavirus keeps us apart - NPR Marketplace Tech
The Lonely Reality of Zoom Funerals - MIT Technology
¿Cómo tener una mirada positiva de la muerte en tiempos de coronavirus?: Dos expertos en duelo dan su mirada - El Comercio
Online funerals and “Animal Crossing” memorials may become the new normal - NPR Marketplace
When Even Mourning Is Live: What Happens To A Famous Twitch Streamer’s Channel After Death - Kotaku
THE DEATH POSITIVE MOVEMENT AND THE INTERSECTION OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND FEMINISM
The Death Positive Movement Encourages Us To Face Death Directly - Nerdist
Inside the Death Positive Movement – BUST Magazine
In California, Residents May Be Able To Compost Their Bodies After Death - Religion News
Who Gets to Die a Good Death? - The Establishment
Sarah Chavez: “El Día de Muertos es una luz para mitigar el dolor y la aflicción de los mexicanos” - Al Día News
Sarah Chavez on Death Positivity, Grief, and Intersectional Feminism - Luna Luna Magazine
The Women Who Want Their Corpses to Feed the Earth After They Die - Broadly
Women Are Revolutionizing the Death Industry - DAME Magazine
Starbucks’ Sugar Skull Cookies Exemplify the Commodification of Dia de los Muertos – Mic
What's Death Positivity and How Can It Help Us? A Conversation with Sarah Chavez - Scarleteen
Death in the Age of Facebook – Cnet
Women Examine Their Relationships With Death, Challenge Western Perceptions – Vibe
Life After Life - Utne Reader
Why Women Are Leading the Death Positive Movement – Dazed
So, You’re Curious About the Death Positive Movement? – Her Campus
The Death and Dying Movement: A Change in Attitudes is Underfoot - Fifty is the New Fifty
Mortality movements are surging in popularity across the death-denying West - Medium
The Women Who Love Death - Marie Claire
Some morticians are advocating for greener, more cost-effective burials - Las Vegas Sun
PODCASTS AND RADIO
Full Spectrum of Grief - In the Thick Podcast
Trick or Treat: Soul Cakes, Candy Corn, and Sugar Skulls Galore - Gastropod
Sarah Chavez: Death Adept & Winter Wizardress - Witch Wave Podcast
How to Be Positively Morbid - Unladylike Podcast
Kids Ask About Death - The Longest Shortest Time Podcast
Finding ways to mourn online, as the coronavirus keeps us apart - NPR Marketplace Tech
Author Documents Lindsay History With a New Book – NPR Valley Edition
“The roots of inequality, racism, and social marginalization are all grounded in our fear of death,” Chavez said. - The Establishment
“We've had our bodies subject to rules and laws created by men for centuries, it is a feminist act to have the final say over what happens to your corpse when you die” - Dazed
“For centuries Spanish Colonists and the church tried to eradicate these traditions but they endured. We endure,” she said. “We have been through a lot - both chicanos here at home and the people of Mexico - it will take a great deal more than cookies to oppress us.” - MIC
“Don’t leave what happens to your body when you die to someone else. Making informed decisions about your death is a feminist act, and an important part of your legacy,” she says. “Smash the patriarchy with your corpse!” - BUST Magazine
OTHER SUBJECTS
How Death Disappeared From Halloween - Washington Post
Eating While Grieving - The Globe and Mail
How to Talk to Kids About Death - Lunch Lady Magazine
The Unclaimed Dead - Fenix Magazine
A Good Death: An Autopsy of Dying n Video Games- Unwinnable Magazine