Normalizing Grief
Support • Education • Community
death •
lifestyle •
missed opportunity •
illness •
divorce •
relocation •
empty nest •
imprisonment •
relationships •
pregnancy •
identity •
careers •
safety •
independence •
goals •
death • lifestyle • missed opportunity • illness • divorce • relocation • empty nest • imprisonment • relationships • pregnancy • identity • careers • safety • independence • goals •
Through our own experiences of child loss, and through years of supporting bereaved parents, we recognized the need for a space that brings together education, connection, practical resources, and honest conversation.
The Vilomah Conference was created to remind bereaved parents that they are not alone, and that their grief deserves to be witnessed, supported, and understood.
Vilomah Conference
Oct 24, 2026
Grief is a universal experience. It is not only felt after the death of a loved one. Grief can also follow the loss or ending of something familiar, meaningful, hoped for, or deeply loved.
Whether you are grieving, supporting someone, or looking to bring grief literacy into your organization, there is a place to begin.