[TWB x We, Humans] On Death and Living

Over the course of the conversation circles we’ve hosted, one theme has returned again and again: death.

Not always or only as an end, but as an invitation to reflect on how we live. And yet, despite how deeply it touches our questioning of purpose and presence, death rarely finds its way into everyday conversation. Questions and fears often remain unspoken, lingering in the quiet spaces between.

As the year draws to a close, we invite you to an intimate conversation circle to explore death and the ways it is mirrored in our lives. Together, we’ll sit with the questions and stories that shape our relationship with mortality and meaning:

• What does death look like for you?
• How do you hold it in your life?
• In what ways does your relationship with death reflect the way you live?

Join us as we face what we so often turn away from, in order to live more deeply.

All participants will receive a complimentary copy of (with foxing) worth SGD58.

Session Facilitator: Maisie Cheong

Maisie is a consultant, speaker, and the founder of We Humans, a human-centred practice that helps us communicate with more honesty, clarity, and emotional accuracy. Beyond consultations, Maisie leads workshops and keynotes on conflict transformation, communication patterns, and emotionally-intelligent leadership. She also builds community by bringing honest dialogue into public spaces through book clubs (@causal poet library, @national library) and community conversations around human experiences.

Maisie is a certified Neurolinguistic Enneagram Practitioner for individuals and teams, and is trained in Authentic Relating and Gottman Method Couples Therapy. She is also the founder of The Good Word Ph*rm*cy, a weekly Instagram column (@whatmaisiesaid) on healing prescriptions for the human experience.

Partners: White and National Youth Council

The 'White' books are a series focused on advancing conversations around mental health and inclusion. The first volume, , features fifty diverse perspectives, including voices from organisations, professionals, and marginalised communities, spotlighting both personal and civic challenges.

The sequel, White: Around the Table (2026), explores food’s role in nurturing connection and open dialogue. Through a blend of essays, recipes and intimate discussions, this edition advocates for more supportive spaces and encourages new ways to engage with well-being—both individually and collectively.

This event is powered by The Young ChangeMakers Fund.

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