3 episodes
The Grief Network Bonnie Jack
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- Health & Fitness
The Grief Network, or TGN, is a community for bereaved young people. We run monthly socials as well as bigger events across the year in London, and are building a platform and network where those in their late teens, twenties or early thirties can feel comfortable and related to in their grief.
To transcend across location bounds, we will record and share as many of our bigger events as possible, and this is where you will find them.
For details on our upcoming events to hear more about what we do, subscribe to our mailing list via www.thegrief.network or follow us on Instagram @griefnetwork.
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foundation.fm ft Rachel and Beccy 03 March 2020
TGN's very own Rachel Wilson and Becca Hill kicked off our new guest slot on foundation.fm to chat music, grief, and everyone in between. Are grief bangers a thing? Tune in to find out...
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ABC Australia: TGN takes Melbourne
Our founder Rachel headed over to Melbourne, Australia, a place where she feels very much at home, to host a Grief Network session there with our friends across the pond. Here, she speaks to Sammy at ABC Australia about what TGN is, and why it's travelled across the seas.
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#StillGrieving: a launch
The Grief Network was created to tackle the lack of resources for grieving young people. Having run meet-ups for just over a year, we’re now expanding. As we grow, we want to become a hub for young people to connect with services that suit them, as well as a movement that raises awareness of the distinct difficulties that come with mourning a life, just as yours is beginning. Our first event, #StillGrieving, was held on Wednesday 2 October, in Shoreditch, where we hosted a panel talk featuring Cariad Lloyd of Grief Cast, award-winning podcaster, comedian, writer, actress, and all-round grief-throb; Felix White, Maccabees guitarist and Tailenders host who has written about the intersections of grief and cricket and has appeared on Grief Cast with Cariad Lloyd; and Theresa Lola, Young People's Laureate for London whose debut poetry collection, In Search of Equilibrium, investigates death, faith, family and mental health.