Facilitated by Nefertiti Moor
Pay-what-you-wish
Laurel Hill West, Conservatory
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Join deathcare worker Nefertiti Moor to explore natural, eco-friendly, and culturally meaningful ways to return to the earth. In this workshop we’ll learn what green burial is, how it works, and how it ties directly into ancestral practices. We’ll break down the myths surrounding natural burial, review legal rights, discuss eco-conscious burial options like biodegradable caskets and shrouds, and explore how green burials and home funerals often go hand-in-hand. In a world where funeral costs are rising and environmental harm is a concern, green burial offers a way to honor both the earth and our legacies with dignity and care. Death is not just an ending; but a natural, sacred return to where we came from.
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Nefertiti Moor is a Deathcare worker, Green Burial + Home Funeral Educator, Living Funeral planner & Intuitive Grief guide rooted in the sacred work of helping our communities reclaim relationships with death. Born + raised in Detroit, and now based in Philadelphia, she centers her work around helping others navigate death, grief, and legacy with intention, clarity, and peace. Through Dearly Bereaved, she educates on how death can be handled with care, reverence + honesty while emphasizing that we have the right to choose how we transition. Her work invites others to reflect on their mortality, release fear, and embrace the beauty in every phase of Life’s cycle. Whether through grief support, Green Burial education, or reclaiming ancestral funeral traditions, she’s passionate about creating safe, liberating spaces for conversations most people are afraid to have.