Avoiding Mistakes of the Past: The Eternal Value of Cremation Memorials
WHEELING, IL— In the early days of cremation, the Cremation Association of North America (CANA, then known as just the Cremation Association of America) took a firm stance...
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Death Becomes Her: Insights on Young Professionals from Jolena Grande
The Changing Demographics of Funeral Service at CANA’s 106th Cremation Innovation Convention WHEELING, IL— For many deathcare business owners, hiring and retaining top talent is an urgent concern....
Recognizing and Responding to Suicide Risk Within the Deathcare Profession
Dr. Sara Murphy Returns to the CANA Convention WHEELING, IL— There may be no cause of death more silenced and misunderstood than a death of suicide. When you...
How We Work Together
Virtual Funeral Professionals Peer Support Meeting in July WHEELING, IL— A little gratitude from families goes a long way to enrich your world, but it only takes you...
The Silent Problem: Talking About Mental Health and Funeral Service
In-Person Workshop in Chicago this September WHEELING, IL— Even though we now regularly use terms like ‘compassion fatigue’ and ‘burnout’, funeral service professionals still report not having a...
Rising Together: Three Years of Virtual Peer Support Meetings
Virtual Funeral Professionals Peer Support Meeting in June 2024 WHEELING, IL— We joined this profession because we care about people, and monthly peer support meetings are a chance...
CANA Releases 2024 Annual Cremation Statistics Report Showing Steady, Slowing National Growth
WHEELING, IL— The Cremation Association of North America (CANA) continues its commitment to providing accurate and comprehensive cremation statistics to the death care industry and consumers. With over...