Talks and Events
About Mywishes
Our mission is to ensure that everyone documents and shares their wishes. Sharing important information now can help reduce the emotional burden, confusion and costs associated with illness, death, dying and remembering in the future.
Our free to use planning software, ongoing campaigning and education is having a positive impact across the UK. Some of our stories are shared in the ‘Recent News’ area below
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Recent news
Hospice UK Conference 2019
This week we will be speaking at Hospice UK's national conference in Liverpool. James (our founder) will be speaking at 13:30 on Wednesday in a presentation titled Thinking ahead and looking back.…
Upcoming event: ‘Digital Estates: A Deep Dive into Managing Digital Assets’
About STEP STEP is the global professional association for practitioners who specialise in will writing, family inheritance and succession planning. We have been asked by STEP to provide insights…
Digital Legacy Conference & EAPC 2019
Speaking at the Digital Legacy Conference We will be speaking at the annual Digital Legacy Conference the 16th World Congress of the European Association of Palliative Care in Berlin. The Internet…
Capturing the Spirit of Death
The ideaMyWishes is a free to use technology platform. We help to normalise end of life conversations and the use of technologies for death and dying. Technologies have been a part of death and dying…
Streaming Pantomime to Hospices at Christmas
Overview DeadSocial (now called MyWishes) devised and supported an initiative to video stream the pantomime ‘Cinderella’ from the Broadway Barking theatre to a range of hospices across the UK at…
The LivInfographic
Overview Over the last few years Infographics have become an extremely effective way to tell stories using data. Infographics are (in short) graphical representations of datasets. They are often…