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In this conversation, Tiana Dargent, founder of Queer Community Death Care, shares her personal journey with death and grief, highlighting the importance of inclusive and compassionate end-of-life care for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. She discusses her experiences with death from a young age, the evolution of her understanding of grief, and the creation of safe spaces for discussions about death through Queer Death Salons. Tiana emphasizes the challenges marginalized communities face in death care and the significance of community support in navigating these experiences. In this conversation, the speakers explore the importance of creating safe spaces for discussions about death and dying. They share personal experiences and fears surrounding death, particularly concerning parenting and legacy. The conversation emphasizes the healing power of nature and the need for culturally competent care in death practices. Creative solutions for navigating challenges in death care are also discussed, highlighting the importance of open-mindedness and adaptability in these sensitive topics.

Queer Community Deathcare website
Article - How to queer your end-of-life planning
YouTube - 2SLGBTQIA+ Grief, An Intimate Relationship with Disenfranchisement

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