Living grief
Stories of loss, memory, and identity
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Living Grief is a public archive created to document and honor how Minnesotans experience and understand loss across cultures, generations, and communities. Through personal video and audio reflections, the archive examines how memory, identity, spirituality, family, and place shape our experiences of grief. By preserving these stories, Living Grief creates a lasting record of perspectives that are often held privately or passed through families and communities, while inviting greater understanding of the many ways we live with loss. Scroll down to meet our storytellers and listen to their personal stories of grief and their daily efforts to stay resilient.
Josefina Marlenne Geronimo-Uribe
Grief is something we carry with us, but it’s how we choose to live with those emotions that matters. (story given, waiting to be edited and uploaded)
Katya Zepeda
need scheduled date for story collection
Goldi Hill
need scheduled date for story collection
Houa Yang
meeting with Houa week of September 14th to plan.
Shanelle Grace
Jim Vue
Grief has been like a family member—a sibling I never knew I had. (story given, waiting to be edited and uploaded)
IIANDII
Grief is going to be there. We need to examine our grief, know where we came from, and live with it so that we can be better. (story given, waiting to be edited and uploaded)
Khadijah Ogoudjimi
need scheduled date for story collection
Jordan CORNOR
scheduled for September 20th
Toni Wakemup
(meeting with Toni the week of September 14th to plan)