Camino with Renske Visser
• – • Architecture & Design Museum
About the speaker
Renske Visser is a Medical Anthropologist originally from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. She is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oulu, and the Consular Officer at the Embassy of the Netherlands in Helsinki.
Her research interests include the broad topics of ageing, dying and death. She has conducted research on parental bereavement in young adulthood, homemaking in later life, ageing in secure psychiatric hospitals, cancer care in prison. Presently, she is exploring how and when to engage children with the topic of death.
She is co-host of the Death Studies Podcast and runs the blog Dead Good Reading. In this talk Renske will not offer any clear cut answers but instead invite you to reflect on your own journey with death, the assumptions, fears and possibilities that emerge when thinking about this topic. Embracing death does not kill you, but may well invite you to walk the path of life to the fullest.
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Additional details
We´re a morning lecture series for Helsinki´s creative community that also take place in 252 cities around the world. We continue to strive to connect our audience with heard and yet-to-be heard voices that make Helsinki creative, beautiful and diverse.
Join us at our face-to-face event Friday 27.2.2026 at 8:15 am for the theme of Camino/Way/Path
Agenda for the morning:
8.15 am doors open & Breakfast is served
9:00 am Talk by Renske Visser
10:00 am We wish you great and inspirational day!
Event accessibility: Event is held at Architecture & Design Museum. Entrance for wheelchairs and prams from Ullanlinnankatu street. Design Museum has an obstacle-free lift, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet on the basement level (floor K).
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