Summary
People are meeting at events called Death Cafes to talk openly about death while having cake and tea. These gatherings started in East London in 2011 and have spread worldwide, including over 11,000 listed in the U.S. The meetings are a place for open discussions about death without pushing any specific beliefs or counseling.
Key Facts
- Death Cafes are gatherings where people discuss dying.
- The concept started in East London in 2011.
- There are more than 11,000 Death Cafes in the U.S.
- Discussions include topics like mortality and burial options.
- Death Cafes are not intended as therapy or religious settings.
- The aim is to make talking about death less taboo.
- Participants share their reasons for attending and engage in open conversation.
