The ABE Collective
The ABE Collective is a growing constellation of practitioners working in relationship with death, dying, grief, and transformation.
While each practitioner brings their own lineage, training, and lived experience, the Collective is not held as a directory of services or individual profiles. Instead, it is shaped as a shared field of practice grounded in presence, care, and ethical engagement at times of transition.
Members of the Collective contribute to ABE through collaborative projects, gatherings, and offerings that emerge slowly and intentionally. Their practices span death care and closely related fields, informed by community work, creative practice, and long-standing engagement with end-of-life realities.
Angela
Aurelia
Ava
Eliezer
Fred
Joan
Kristiina
Labhrás
Malak
Marina
Riley
SJ
Sarah
Sebastian
Shameem
Tim
The portraits you see here are offered without bios by design. They mark presence rather than qualification, and invitation rather than introduction.
Over time, fuller practitioner stories, roles, and pathways will be shared as relationships deepen and as each member chooses how they wish to be represented within this space.
The ABE Collective is a living body of practice. It evolves through dialogue, trust, and care, responding to the needs of communities and the realities of the moment.
These portraits mark presence and participation within the ABE Collective.
The collective continues to take shape.
Additional practitioners are part of the ABE Collective and will be added as portraits become available.
Brittany
Liam
Kay’la
Shakeel
Sydney
Tracy