Bereavement Research Forum Bereavement Research Forum Conference/symposium reports November, 2004 - Developing models of bereavement  November, 2006 - Challenging Issues in the bereavement research process  October 2007      - Dissonant Loss February 2008    - New Voices: “The influence of religion on continuing bonds  and responses to bereavement: a consideration of the Muslim, Christian and Jewish faiths.”  Dawn Chaplin - Bereavement in the Abrahamic faiths: the lived experiences following the death of a person in an acute hospital setting Hanan Hussein & Jan Oyebode - Influences of religion and culture on continuing bonds after bereavement in British Muslims of Pakistani origin November 2008 - Telling Untold Stories: giving voice to the disenfranchised in bereavement research  - All Saints' Conference Centre, St Albans Dr Sue Read Bereavement Stories and People with Learning Difficulties Dr Katherine Froggatt  Living and Losing: Older People's Accounts of Ageing February 2009 - Money, Bereavement and Grief: Financial Implications of the death of a life partner  February 2010 - Bereavement by Suicide Philippa Whittick Contemporary discourses about responsibility and their impact on the experience of bereavement by suicide David Trickey Interventions for children bereaved by suicide: challenges in their evaluation November 2010 - Death Today: Tabloid or Taboo ? Exploring the relationship between bereavement research and the media Jenny Green Cruse Armed Forces Project Clive Seale Mass media reporting of research on end-of-life decisions Colin Pritchard The media & violent deaths of children: an international perspective Mrs Anjit Hussain Public reporting of honour killings in the media and the personal tragedy February 2011 - Grieving for a Child: New Understandings of Parents’ Experiences  Mairi Harper  Bereaved Parents – what are they coping with and what makes a difference? February 2012  Heather Skirton Psychological impact of inherited disease - risk, testing and survival Alison Metcalfe Inherited genetic conditions (IGC) and the implications for end of life care and bereavement