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    Dying to Talk? Co-producing resources with young people to get them talking about bereavement, death and dying

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    Publication date
    2021-11
    Author
    Booth, J.
    Croucher, Karina T.
    Bryant, Eleanor J.
    Keyword
    Young people
    Continuing Bonds
    Co-production
    Death
    Dying
    Bereavement
    Archaeology
    Resilience
    Compassionate communities
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    (c) 2021 Policy Press. This is a post-peer-review, pre-copy edited version of an article published in [insert name of relevant Policy Press journal here]. The definitive publisher-authenticated version Booth, J., Croucher, K. and Bryant, E. (2021) Dying to Talk? Co-producing resources with young people to get them talking about bereavement, death and dying. Voluntary Sector Review. 12(3): 333-357(25) is available online at: https://doi.org/10.1332/204080520X16014085811284.
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    Abstract
    The Dying to Talk project in Bradford, UK aimed to build resilience in young people around the topic of death, dying and bereavement. Starting conversations early in life could buttress people’s future wellbeing when faced with bereavement and indeed their own mortality. Research indicates that a key feature in young people’s experience of bereavement is ‘powerlessness’ (Ribbens McCarthy, 2007). Drawing on the principles of co-production, young people led the development of the project aimed at encouraging young people to talk about death, using archaeology as a facilitator to those conversations. The partnership between the University of Bradford, the voluntary sector and the young people proved to be a positive and empowering one. It laid the foundations for future collaboration and developed a framework for engaging young people in talking about death, building their resilience for dealing with death and dying in the future – a step towards building a ‘compassionate city’ for young people (Kellehear, 2012)
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10454/18206
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    Booth J, Croucher KT and Bryant EJ (2021) Dying to Talk? Co-producing resources with young people to get them talking about bereavement, death and dying. Voluntary Sector Review. 12(3): 333-357(25)
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    https://doi.org/10.1332/204080520X16014085811284
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