Funeral Directors Must Speak About “Video Streaming” When Arranging A Funeral
The Digital Legacy Association urges all funeral directors to partner with self shooters, camera people and independent film makers.
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The Digital Death Survey 2020
The Digital Death Survey 2020 ‘The Digital Death Survey explores society’s attitudes and behaviours in areas relating to death and technology. This flagship survey was
Tablet donation campaign to help those living with dementia during the COVID-19 lockdown.
PRESS RELEASE Local people in Birmingham are asked to donate tablets to help the most vulnerable NHS Sandwell and West Birmingham Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
‘End of Life Communication: utilising technology during the COVID-19 pandemic’
Our founder (James Norris) wrote an article exploring how COVID-19 is changing end of life communication. It was written for and published in the Royal
How Hospitals, Hospices & Care facilities can use Skype to reduce loneliness during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
Introduction Hospitals, hospices and care facilties are starting to limit friends and family members from visiting loved ones. Many people are being asked to self-isolate
Corona Virus Update- Upcoming training courses available via webcasts
With the recent Corona (COVID-19) developments we have taken precautions to ensure that training can be delivered via a webcast should this format either be
Google’s Super Bowl Commercial, Memory Loss and Digital Legacy
The new Google commercial is a heart warming story of how technology could be used as a tool to combat memory loss. This is a
EAPC 2020
We are delighted that we will be returning to EAPC again this year to present a poster. More details will be published in due course.
Digital Funeral Professionals – Amsterdam
We have been invited to speak at the Digital Funeral Professionals conference in Amsterdam. We will also be working from Rotterdam from the 27th January
Together For Short Lives – Caring for a child at end of life
Together For Short Lives have updated their ‘caring for a child at end of life guide. It was first published in 2012 and last updated