Using Death Conversation Game, creator Angela Fama facilitates and co-facilitates interactive collaborative conversations on grief, death and dying. These are co-created spaces for exploring ideas, sharing and listening - as it is, in the moment - whether you’re new to the conversation and/or returning, you are welcome.
EXPLORING ASSISTED DYING: JOIN ANGELA FAMA + TRACY CHALMERS FOR A FACILITATED CONVERSATION
SUNDAY APRIL 12 2026
10AM-12PM PDT
ONLINE
Tracy Chalmers and Angela Fama invite you into a facilitated 2-hour online conversation exploring grief, death, and medically assisted dying using the Death Conversation Game and three newly co-created add-on questions developed through the The 3UP Project. Drawing on years of shared facilitation experience and a deep commitment to community-based end-of-life care, this gathering offers a safe(r), respectful, and choice-centred space for reflection, listening, and dialogue. Participants will engage in guided conversation - together and, when appropriate, in small breakout groups - allowing the depth and direction of discussion to emerge organically from those present. Rooted in values of equity, inclusion, and relational care, this session invites participants to co-create new narratives around death and open thoughtful, compassionate dialogue about medically assisted dying.
Tracy Chalmers
End-of-Life Doula, Author, Educator
Tracy (she/her) is grateful and humbled to be living on Coast Salish land known as the North Shore of Vancouver, in British Columbia. Since 2017, she has served as an end-of life doula, co-founded the End-of-Life Doula Association of Canada, founded Endwell, co-founded The Grief Well, served as a hospice volunteer and mentor, trained as a Forest Therapy guide, facilitated various training and community workshops through Endwell, written her first book, The Nature of the Journey, and facilitated the End-of-Life Doula Care program at Douglas College. A friend to grief and death and servant to many, Tracy also considers herself a perpetual student. She is of Norwegian, Swedish, Scottish, and English ancestry, and values her roles as mother, daughter, wife, sister, friend, listener, and lover of the natural world and all of life. The work that Tracy does honours and is supported by countless ancestors.
www.endwell.ca
CONSENT + POWER IN GRIEF, DEATH + DYING
SUNDAY APRIL 19 2026
10AM-4:30PM PDT
Circles in the Square, Leg in Boot Square, South False Creek, Vancouver BC, V5Z 4B5
Join Wheel of Consent® facilitator Helena De Felice and Angela Fama for a nourishing and heart-centered exploration of embodied consent and power in grief, death, and dying. Everyone is welcome. This offering welcomes curiosity and gentle awareness towards topics and areas that are often avoided: grief, death, and power.
We are inviting an opportunity to notice where consent may be or feel more or less accessible and available, and how to bring more care towards ourselves and others. You are invited to explore through choice-based guided somatic practices and inquiries, supported by various expressive modalities, including dialogue, drawing, and writing.
"It's a very intentionally gentle and curated space. I felt very safe and cared for, and that my autonomy was centred instead of an afterthought! Overall, it was an amazing experience I would recommend to anyone who feels called to it." -Lichen, a Two-Spirit Artist
If you’re curious to book a facilitated conversation, talk and/or workshop:
Death Conversation Game originates from the unceded, traditional and ancestral territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm, Skwxwú7mesh, and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh Nations.
Death Conversation Game aims to offer collaborative safe(r) spaces to individually share in respectful inclusive intersectional environments valuing equity. All identities are welcome, including 2SLGBTQIA+, IBPOC and those with visible or invisible disabilities.