Digital Legacy Association – Spring Update
We have been working hard over the last few months on a variety of different projects. Here is an update of a some of them
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Royal College of Physicians, Decisions about end-of-life care and Quick Update
It has been a busy start to 2018 and we are working hard to widen our support for the general public and professionals across the
Recent BBC features
We were recently asked to contribute to to the BBC’s ‘We need to talk about death’ show with Joan Bakewell. The full show was aired
Poster Presentations at Hospice UK’s Conference
The Digital Legacy Association launched at Hospice UK’s conference in 2015. We are delighted to announce that we will be back in Liverpool for the
My Social Media Will – Lucy Watts MBE
I spend much of my life online, naturally using social media sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+, Instagram and Linkedin. I recently downloaded the
Upcoming changes to UK law, documenting our wishes and will writing
The Digital Legacy Association have been advising the Law Commission in areas relating to digital assets, digital legacy and UK law. We fully support today’s
Digital Death Survey 2017
Our annual survey exploring attitudes towards death and the internet in today’s world can be found below. All of the data (except comments and email
Dying Matters Awareness Week 2017 – What can you do?
We are now half way through Dying Matters Awareness Week. This is our favourite week of the year and something that we whole heartedly support.
15th World Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care – Posters & Workshop
This year we will be co-charing a workshop and presenting two posters at the 15th World Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care in Madrid.
New Digital Death Data: ‘Breaking Bad News’ in a Social Media World
Social media could soon be sounding the death knell for the sympathy card according to one in ten UK adults. 1 in 8 adults have