Discusses why people often jump to telling us to "get over" grief and why this is not helpful.

Video about Grief Literacy, which refers to a person's knowledge about and ability to respond to grief. Speakers advocate for increasing grief literacy. | 01:36:00

Discussions of memorials commemorating the 215 Indigenous children found at a residential school.

Information about how the LGBTQ community is being disproportionately financially affected by the pandemic.

This empathetic advice from someone who has been there covers way to support your loved one while they are in the ICU during lockdown.

List of ways to support those close to you experiencing grief including validating their feelings and reaching out regularly.

Tips for helping seniors cope with loss. *Not COVID specific

Recommendations include remembering that grief takes place over time and recognizing triggers. *Not COVID-specific

Description of 6 ways to support loved ones through grief such as plan a funeral, share happy memories, and avoid burdensome requests.

Article explores the approaches of psychologists in supporting children who have lost caregivers to coronavirus

Video and article investigating how the black community is more severely affected by COVID. | 00:05:10

Description of phone- based psychology intervention with bereaved families at an Italian hospital. Article also discusses strengths, weakensses, and challenges of their approach and makes suggestions for clinicians developing/implementing similar approaches.

Discusses the tensions families are feeling in lockdown and how to support children through grief.

Brief facts and tips about how children of different ages respond to grief.

Article covers some basics of what educators need to know to support students who are grieving.

A an article outlining Living My Culture, an online resource available to support people grieving in their own language and culture. Describes how frontline workers can use this resource. *Not COVID specific

Grief experts discuss how healthcare providers and frontline workers can practice mindfulness with their patients/clients to cope with coronavirus uncertainty. | 00:45:23

Six experts explain how to recognize the many new faces of grief during a pandemic, with information on the connection between immigration and grief.

Discussion of the addition of Prolonged Grief Disorder to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), which outlines all mental disorders

Article discussing the "tsunami of grief" and how grief literacy can help us support one another.

Podcast episode outlining the Dougy Centre's tip sheet for going back to school during COVID-19. | 00:17:00

Narrative of a doctor trying to support others through COVID-19 while struggling with the loss of her own father.

Advice on how to support those close to us when they experience grief such as sticking around past the initial wave of support.

Article offers suggestions for clinicians in working with bereaved families. It focuses on the importance of using compassionate communication, how to assess risk, and when to refer.

When someone with an intellectual disability loses a parent through death, this is not just the loss of someone they loved, but also the loss of someone who is likely to be the most familiar with their needs, their likes and dislikes, and with whom they shared a trusting relationship.

Discusses how COVID enhances tragedy. Calls for National efforts to minimize grief impact by investing in virtual funeral services and phone programs for elderly bereaved to seek support. Info may be relevant to healthcare providers and frontline workers.

Literature review of 44 articles addressing bereavement and COVID-19. Article also demonstrates application of the Dual Process Model to bereavement care.

Article discussing elements of covid that lead to higher risk of complex grief and how professionals can try to mitigate these factors.

Interview with Jenny Delacruz, LPC, about how families (children and adults) can cope with the overwhelming emotions caused by grief. | 00:25:50

Exploration of collective grief and fear in the black community as a result of police violence. *Not COVID specific

Blog post about how grief is stronger when a person is taken before their time, such as in police shootings.

Book suggestions for grieving children based on child age and relationship to the deceased. Books must be purchased. *Not COVID specific

Webinar about how to support your child in developing resilience and moving through grief. | 00:44:42

Article and podcast outlining the unique challenges of the California Latino community in processing grief. | 00:04:07

This article discusses how art can be healing and gives a list of suggested art therapy exercises for adults.

Video module on how to make funerals meaningful for children during COVID. | 00:57:26

This video podcast outlines the unique challenges of those experiencing perinatal loss during Covid-19 and considerations for healthcare providers. | 00:37:58

Specific guidance is provided to educators on spontaneous memorials and the role of social media. It stresses the importance of involving students in memorial activities.

Fact sheet of the ways grief can be complex for LGBT individuals who have lost a partner. *Not COVID specific

This educational webinar for healthcare providers addressing the definition of complex grief and the challenges of being unable to visit loved ones. | 00:57:40

This article provides educators information on how to discuss death with young students.

Outlines how educators can facilitate communication with families of bereaved students.

Article connects Covid-19 to types of grief such as complicated and anticipatory.

Module addressing how educators should remain in contact with grieving students' families and tips on how to properly make and maintain this contact.

This module addresses coordination of communication and services among all adults supporting a grieving student and how to ensure this coordination continues when children transition to a new grade or school.

Articles covering topics such as what to do when grieving and how to get help.

Overview of the C.H.I.L.D model of supporting children through grief.

A story for children about moving through the stress of quarantine.

This fact sheet, in French, provides useful information about grief and trauma support services for those impacted by COVID-19 in the aged care sector.

Descriptions of how the death rituals of many religions cannot be performed during coronavirus and how people are overcoming this.

This video podcast episode discusses art therapy for grief, why it is important and how how practitioners are practicing it virtually. | 01:00:52

Tips for employers on supporting employees experiencing grief including having clear bereavement leave policies and checking in on their wellbeing.

Conversation with Dr. Katherine Shear about how coronavirus is producing complex grief. | 00:39:45

Connection of grief to feelings of disenfranchisement. Article then makes suggestions for clinical practice.

Reflections of a chaplain supporting youth through grief during COVID-19.

Booklet investigating the use of Indigenous storytelling for healing. Addresses general wellness, including grief.

Experts discuss the concept of "grief leadership" and the importance of grief leaders in global crisis. | 01:05:14

Resources from the LA children's hospital for educators, including scripts for what to say on the first day back and tips for creating a supportive environment.

Includes downloadable links for resource booklets on palliative care with Covid-19 patients, Indigenous people, and others.

Thid video podcast episode covers the best practices for frontline workers providing tele-therapy. | 01:06:49

Provides considerations for healthcare providers about the increased risks for socially-disadvantaged groups and processes for working with this population.

Conversation with a grief researcher about our assumptions about life and death and how we can find meaning in loss. | 00:50:54

Video podcast episode with grief experts discussing considerations for grief service delivery with youth. | 01:27:35

Reflections from a palliative care physician including observations of grieving families whose loved ones died from COVID-19.

Explains how educators can navigate cultural differences in grieving practices while talking to students.

Descriptive study about the experiences of seniors grieving a loved one. Results show understandings of grief largely shaped by religion.

Podcast explores grief, death and dying in Indigenous communities, the circumstances that lead to the heavy losses they experience and how people are prioritizing the need for promotion of vibrant Indigenous life. | 00:42:00

Insight into the experiences of a palliative care chaplain and the challenges faced by those grieving from COVID-19.

This module covers how educators can prepare for the potential deaths of members of their school's community.

Advice for helping people develop new rituals to honour those who die during the COVID-19 era.

Supports youth in defining their "grief values" and using these to manage grief. | 01:01:25

Academic article exploring the negative outcomes of loneliness among older adults in Canada.

Infographic depicting suggestions for things to do and not do when supporting someone through grief.

Videos with guided activities for children to work through grief. Activities are mostly art-centred and various wellness challenges.

This worksheet helps people work through the meanings of their dreams in relation to COVID grief.

Overview of unique considerations of Covid grief and how to support others in building resilience.

Trial of a peer support program with older Chinese immigrants in Canada.

Article about how the psychological context of grief is different for the elderly.

Article details how communities of colour are disproportionately affected by COVID-19.

Booklet with descriptions of various diagnosable forms of grief and chapters addressing a number of populations including healthcare providers, family members, and individuals supporting themselves.

"Even as vaccinations make their way across the United States, the impact of the pandemic remains present for residents of long-term care and their loved ones."

This module provides practical advice on funeral attendance by children and implications for relevant school policies. 

This resource goes in-depth into the importance of funerals in the grieving process, how families can enact funeral activities at home, and how to include kids in these activities. It gives practical advice for how to support children in understanding/coping with grief.

Explanation of how the LGBTQ community's grief is often disenfranchised because of marginalization. *Not COVID specific

Interview with a man whose father died in India and the influence of the current Indian political climate on grief as well as grieving at a distance.

Booklet with descriptions of what grief might look like, how to cope, and how to support others.

This video module series discusses the experiences of palliative care workers during COVID-19. It explains how workers can support themselves, their colleagues, and their patients. | 00:59:11

This article explores experiences of children and young people’s death anxiety as a result of COVID-19, and the impact of the pandemic and death on staff working in care establishments, and how grief was reported in UK newspapers.  

This resources directed at youth provides creative writing exercises for working through grief. | 00:43:33

Article outlines different types of grief and how to support yourself as well as any children in your life.

This presentation outlines supports, tools and approaches to grief and loss during a pandemic when in-person classes are not available. Discusses ways to support yourself and others. | 00:34:06

Authors explore how grief affects older adults through the pandemic and make suggestions for mitigating prolonged grief disorder.

Article about the unique experience of supporting colleagues in returning to work after loss from COVID-19.

Establishes impact of covid on grief and suggests frontline workers can counter this grief through communication, advance care planning, and self-care practices.