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No One Grieves Alone: What Tangihanga Can Teach Us About Grief

No One Grieves Alone: What Tangihanga Can Teach Us About Grief

by Reece Woollen | Aug 13, 2026 | Education, Global Grief, Grief & Loss Stories, Health, Newsletter

In late 2025, my junior year of college, I had the privilege of living in Aotearoa, New Zealand, for four months. While there, I learned about Māori culture, and since starting at LIGHT, I’ve had the opportunity to research Māori grieving practices. I also interviewed...

Walking With Grief: When the World is Grieving

by Amy Pickett-Williams | Sep 11, 2025 | Global Grief, Helping

Trauma always carries grief. Left untended, grief can harden, grow into hate, and for some, break into violence.On 9/10, our country experienced two tragedies that shook us to our core. In Evergreen, Colorado, a student opened fire at Evergreen High School, injuring...

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