“We’re discussing fear and doubt with James Robinson and friends of the foundation Lupe Tejada Diaz, Natasha Lynn Tucker, and Nefertiti Warren. We take a deep dive into how fears and doubts are related, how we can face fears and talk back to our doubt.”
– The Ashe Academy,
Episode Description
“Join Summer and Lupe in conversation as we examine death care as a spiritual practice, discuss personal and cultural approaches to death, and communal grief. Lupe and Summer will discuss how residential schools have impacted the relationships between Christians and North American Indigenous communities.”
– Vally & Mountian,
Event Description
“Meet Lupe Tejada Diaz! She shares her How & Why of becoming a death doula. Plus her challenges and hopes for the field. Particularly poignant moments in this episode: decolonizing the death industry, adding culture to the traditional funeral (or not), and finding your calling via a late night internet rabbit hole.”
– Dead Funny Dead Serious,
Episode Description
“Today, we’ll have the honor to talk with Lupe Tejada Diaz, a death doula and advocate for BIPOC and other marginalized communities. We’ll discuss what a death doula does, how to reintegrate cultures back into the modern world, and learn how to have the life and death that you want.”
– Stories at the Ofrenda,
Episode Description
This week we’re addressing the losses faced during the pandemic, specifically loved ones, but also personal losses. This powerful discussion features Dr. Trashonda Tudy Mizuno Malbrough, Lupe Tejada Diaz, Friend of the Foundation Ed Garnes, Friend of the Foundation, Keaver Brenai, and our Board VP, Camille Black, MS, AMFT.
– The Ashe Academy,
Episode Description
“Death Doula, Lupe Tejada Diaz, guides us through a meditation to help work through the anxieties and fears we might have surrounding death”
-Jordana David, 2020 Remedy
“24-year-old Lupe Tejada-Diaz realized that ‘in America, death is still really segregated,’ so she decided to become a death doula, to support communities of color with end-of-life care, preserving cultural practices.”
– YR.Media
“Yes, death doulas are a thing! Lupe Tejada Diaz lets us into her morbid profession, answers our questions about dying, and helps prepare us for the inevitable.”
-Jordana David, 2020 Remedy
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