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A Statement of Solidarity

June 18, 2020
Death with Dignity Movement

At Death with Dignity National Center, we value the inherent dignity and worth of all human beings. We work every day to realize a future in which all people have the freedom to decide how they live and die. Our commitment to these values places us in solidarity with the Black community and those protesting against centuries of oppression, injustice, and lives cut short by violence. Black lives matter.

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Week 1/2018 in the Death with Dignity Movement

January 8, 2018

In the first week of the year, from January 1 to January 7, 2018: State lawmakers in New York and Indiana introduced (or re-introduced) assisted dying bills. Delaware “I’m dying. I hope Delaware approves…

Personal Stories

Video: Death as a Design Challenge

January 5, 2018

Last year Elaine Fong's mother used the Washington Death with Dignity Act. Elaine shared the experience of helping her mother fulfill her end-of-life wishes in a recent TEDx San Francisco presentation.

State by State

The Final Battle in Washington, D.C.

December 8, 2017

Earlier this year, the House of Representatives passed a spending bill that would repeal Washington, D.C.’s newly passed Death with Dignity Act. We worked hard to keep that awful provision out of the Senate’s companion bill—and we succeeded.

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