CDAS 2023 Conference: Call for Papers
The call for papers for the CDAS Conference 2023: Innovation at the end of life is now open!
Centre for Death & Society
CDAS is an internationally recognised research centre focusing on the interdisciplinary social aspects of death, dying and bereavement.
News
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Losing a loved one can change you forever, but grief doesn’t have to be the end of the relationship
Dr Chao Fang visiting (research fellow in the Centre for Death & Society) and Dr Sam Carr (Department of Education) write for The Conversation.
CDASWriting: Take Part
CDASWriting aims to promote the value of writing as a practice. Join CDAS for a variety of upcoming events.
Black Panther 2: why the death of someone young can be harder to handle
Dr Sam Carr and Dr Chao Fang (Department of Education) write for The Conversation.
CDAS on Radio 4's 'All Consuming' podcast
Listen to Centre for Death & Society (CDAS) Director, Dr Kate Woodthorpe, and CDAS Fellow Helen Frisby on Radio 4 discussing the history of funerals.
CDAS in Conversation
InConversation is a running series where CDAS members engage with experts from various fields to have a conversation about death, dying and bereavement.
CDAS InConversation: Culture and Care
Watch our most recent InConversation between Associate Professor of Law at the University of Leeds Dr Imogen Jones and John Pitchers and Gemma Norburn.
CDAS InConversation: Dr Kami Fletcher with George Gumisiriza
This InConversation interrogates the idea of 'moving on' regarding grief after loss.
Home Deaths: How this 'DIY' movement is taking over how we process death
Ph.D. student Sam Hooker and technology ethicist Dr Phil Olson discuss the home death and home funeral movements in the US and UK, and their efficacy.
InConversation: Data, Deaths, and COVID-19
Senior Lecturer of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Bath Dr. Kit Yates in conversation with CDAS Co-Director Dr John Troyer.
“Words are my currency”: paying attention to unintended consequences in the ‘death conversation’
Recording: Funeral Celebrant Paul Kefford in conversation with CDAS Co-Director Dr John Troyer.
Good Grief Festival: public engagement and grief research during COVID-19
Recording: Associate professor in palliative and end of life care Dr Lucy Selman in conversation with CDAS Director Dr John Troyer.
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About the Centre for Death & Society
The Centre for Death & Society provides a forum for our community of researchers and practitioners to share their expertise in death, dying and bereavement.
Members of the Centre for Death & Society
Our members are mainly located within the Department of Social & Policy Sciences, although we welcome members from across the University of Bath.
Centre for Death & Society Newsletter 2022
Find out more about the latest news, events and research in our monthly newsletters.
Centre for Death & Society Global Events Calendar
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Organisations and resources with an interest in the study of death and dying
You can find details of useful resources and associated organisations who have a shared interest in death and dying with our Centre for Death & Society.
CDAS Visiting Fellows and Visiting Professors
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Our research
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Current Centre for Death & Society research projects
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Past Centre for Death & Society projects
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Centre for Death & Society publications
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