It’s a topic that not many want to talk about but discussing end-of-life issues doesn’t have to be awkward or uncomfortable.
Both Sides, Now, an arts-based project wants to help ease and normalise that conversation.
Come September, Lepaskan Sesalan (Release Your Regrets) provides a safe space for the Malay-Muslim community to continue the conversation on death, dying and bereavement from last year.
Based on the concept of “rewang” or communal effort, there’ll be opportunities to gather and share on topics that will focus on minimising regrets after a loved one has passed on.
(Source: Both Sides, Now Website)