Our time together at DDD17 – as a short, but hopefully (partly) lasting DDD17 community – has come to a close. Over these past days, we’ve explored, listened, debated, and imagined — and we want to thank you for bringing such openness and curiosity to the theme of the Politics of Death.
This may be the end of the conference, but we hope it is only the beginning of conversations on this theme. Let’s continue them in whatever ways we can — in our research, our writing, our teaching, our work, our communities. We hope you are leaving as inspired as we are.
Thanks to everybody who made this conference what is has been. A conference is made by its participants – together we were a fantastic community.
- Have anything to share? Mail us at DDD17@uu.nl and we’ll put it on this website.
- Want to learn more, experience again, and look back? Check our “Conference proceedings” site
Updates
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GRATITUDE
As our conference has come to an end, one feeling remains: That of GRATITUDE to all who joined is over the past days.
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Website update
We’ve updated information on our website. Check it out to make the most of your conference experience!
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Online programme
The DDD17 conference will almost entirely be offered in a hybrid format. This means that most sessions – with the exception of workshops, roundtable sessions, and the experiential keynote by prof. Enny Das– will also be accessible online via Microsoft Teams. The Teams links for each session will be shared via our website. There will
Join these death scholarship networks
Association for the Study of Death in Society (ASDS)
Doods Onderzoekers Nederland (DONE)
Centre for Death and Society (CDAS)
