Reimagine Black Death:

Expanding the testimony through remembrance.

an exploration of the look, sound and feel of the spirit leaving the body.

a space for Black people to just be with grief.

“GRIEF IS A CRUEL KIND OF EDUCATION. YOU LEARN HOW MUCH GRIEF IS ABOUT LANGUAGE, THE FAILURE OF LANGUAGE, AND THE GRASPING OF LANGUAGE.”

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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Reimagine Black Death: A REQUIEM FOR OUR SUFFERING

A musical composition that imagines the sound of the spirit leaving the body and returning home, featuring Drea d'Nur on vocals/piano live in a healing concert. The first offering was held in November 2022.

BOOKS ABOUT GRIEF and Death BY BLACK AUTHORS

Poetry, A fight to hold onto a loved one’s memory.

An exquisite work of meditation, remembrance, and hope.

A touching portrait of a little boy who is trying to come to grips with his father's death.

Here’s My Hand. A digital thought space for grief.

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