Panel Conversation in the Modern Chapel - Chapel B
Sibling loss is often called a "forgotten grief,” overlooked by society and frequently misunderstood. This panel brings together writers, mental health professionals, and individuals with lived experience to explore the profound complexity of grieving a sibling and how that loss shapes identity, memory, and family dynamics throughout one’s life.
Whether your loss is recent or long ago, whether you’re grieving or supporting someone else, this conversation will offer validation, insight, and space to reflect on the enduring bond between siblings that persists even after death. A moderated Q&A will follow, allowing attendees to share questions and stories.
Free. Please consider a donation to the Green-Wood Historic Fund so that we can continue to offer more death education programs like this throughout the year.
Before Purchasing Your Ticket, Please Note:
- Registration: Advanced reservation is strongly recommended. We may reach capacity, potentially turning away late arrivals. While registration is recommended, it does not guarantee entry. Only one space may be reserved per person.
- Location: Programs will take place at various locations and times throughout the day. Please check the schedule for details on your selected events.
- Donation: Although programs are free, we invite each registrant to support Green-Wood's ongoing death education initiatives through a voluntary contribution, enabling us to continue offering meaningful community programs throughout the year.
- Accessibility & Safety: The Modern Chapel is not fully ADA compliant; however, accommodations for entrance can be made for visitors using wheelchairs or other mobility aids. Before reserving tickets, we encourage visitors to contact our staff with any questions regarding accommodations and accessibility at 718-210-3080, ext. 1, or events@green-wood.com.
- A Little More About Safety: Unless there is a medical emergency, it may be difficult to easily exit during certain tours. Please consider these limitations before registering.
