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Natural Options at the End of Life: Green Burial, Water Cremation & More

A free webinar from Everbright Legacy Law and Inspired Journeys on natural, earth-friendly options at the end of life. More Minnesotans are asking about alternatives to conventional burial and cremation, but many families are unsure what options exist, whether they are legal, or where to find them. This session offers clear, judgment-free answers.

New date: this webinar was rescheduled from July 16. If you registered for the July date, please register again.

Date
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Time
12 PM to 1 PM CT
Format
Online webinar, free
Presenters
Angela Woosley, M.A., and Lauren L. Fink, Attorney
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Presenters

Angela Woosley, M.A.

Mortician, educator, end-of-life doula, and celebrant, and founder of Inspired Journeys LLC. Angela formerly taught in the University of Minnesota mortuary science program and brings deep knowledge and warmth to a topic most of us rarely get to explore.

Lauren L. Fink

Attorney and founder, Everbright Legacy Law. Lauren will host the conversation and answer your questions live.

In this session, you will learn

  • What green burial involves and which Twin Cities cemeteries offer it
  • How water cremation (alkaline hydrolysis) works and its environmental benefits
  • What natural organic reduction (human composting) is and its legal status in Minnesota
  • What a home vigil is and what Minnesota law allows families to do themselves
  • How to document your end-of-life wishes as part of your legacy plan

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