Dying 2 Talk: Generating a More Compassion Community for Young People
Dying 2 Talk: Generating a More Compassion Community for Young People
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Dying 2 演讲：为年轻人打造一个更具同情心的社区
DOI：
10.1007/s43151-023-00106-x
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发表时间：
2023
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通讯作者：
Booth J
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Booth J
北半球的人们在谈论和处理死亡的不可避免性时常常有问题。这可能是因为死亡和临终关怀已经专业化，在我们的家庭和社区内遇到死亡不再是“正常和例行的”（Kellehear 2005）。年轻人尤其被排除在这些对话之外，这对未来的心理健康和福祉产生了影响（Ainsley-Green 2017）。在伍尔弗汉普顿和布拉德福德工作，垂死2谈话（D2 T）项目旨在围绕这一具有挑战性的话题建立年轻人的未来韧性。我们招募了20多名年轻人作为项目大使，共同制作鼓励谈论死亡、垂死和丧亲之痛的资源。这些资源被用作“死者的葬礼”的基础，并被带到学校，以吸引更多的年轻人（11岁以上）。该项目旨在使用替代的“方式”来展开讨论，从考古学开始，最终使用游戏，舞蹈，创意写作和其他创造性的产出来促进讨论，鼓励富有同情心的关系和建立弹性。这些资源成功地吸引了11至19岁的年轻人，为这些重要的对话创造了一个舒适和支持性的环境。项目评估和观察显示，青年大使共同发起的“死亡之家”和活动提供了一个舒适和支持性的环境，有助于促进青年人之间关于死亡、垂死和丧亲之痛的自发对话。该项目由艺术和人文研究理事会（AH/V 008609/1）资助，以布拉德福德大学高等教育创新基金资助的一个试点项目为基础。
People in the Global North often have a problem talking about — and processing — the inevitability of death. This can be because death and care of the dying has been professionalised, with encounters of death within our families and communities no longer being ‘normal and routine’ (Kellehear 2005). Young people are particularly excluded from these conversations, with implications for future mental health and wellbeing (Ainsley-Green 2017). Working in Wolverhampton and Bradford, the Dying 2 Talk (D2T) project aimed to build young people’s future resilience around this challenging topic. We recruited over 20 young people as project ambassadors to co-produce resources that would encourage talk about death, dying and bereavement. The resources were used as the basis of ‘Festivals of the Dead’ which were taken to schools to engage wider audiences of young people (aged 11 +). The project aimed to use alternative ‘ways in’ to open discussion, beginning with archaeology, and ultimately using gaming, dance, creative writing and other creative outputs to facilitate discussion, encourage compassionate relationships and build resilience. The resources succeeded in engaging young people from ages 11–19 years, facilitating a comfortable and supportive environment for these vital conversations. Project evaluations and observations revealed that the Festivals, and the activities co-created by the young ambassadors helped to facilitate spontaneous conversations about death, dying and bereavement amongst young people by providing a comfortable and supportive environment. The project was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AH/V008609/1), building on a pilot project funded by the Higher Education Innovation Fund at the University of Bradford.
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