Earth Exchange Cafe Conversation with Meredith Little

Published On: December 15th, 2022

Meredith Little and her husband Steven Foster, co-founders of Rites of Passage, Inc. in 1976 and The School of Lost Borders in 1981, pioneered new methods and dynamics of pan-cultural passage rites in the wilderness. These practices are now offered in communities throughout the world, including Ukraine, Sweden, and South Africa. After Steven’s death in 2003, Meredith and Dr. Scott Eberle founded The Practice of Living and Dying, to break the taboos and silence that pervade the subject of death and to help restore dying to its natural place in the cycle of life.

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