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November has long been recognized as Children’s Grief Awareness Month—a time dedicated to increasing understanding and support for young people who are grieving. This year’s “Flip the Script” campaign builds on that mission by challenging common narratives surrounding childhood bereavement and encouraging individuals and communities to reflect on their responses to grief, adopting approaches that foster empathy, understanding, and meaningful support.
This campaign aims to create a more understanding and supportive environment for these young people. By having open conversations, we can break down the stigma that often surrounds grief. Throughout the month, the National Alliance for Children’s Grief (NACG) and its partners lead efforts to provide educational resources, host events, and share stories highlighting the importance of grief awareness.
For the third year, this campaign was developed collaboratively with Dougy Center, Eluna, Experience Camps, Judi’s House, and the NACG. Together with everyone who participates in the campaign, we identify as the National Movement for Children’s Grief Awareness, and we hope you will join us.
How to Flip the Script this November
Become a Partner in Flip the Script
Become a part of the campaign by sharing resources like graphics, social posts, and ways to flip the script.
What does it mean to participate? Participating individuals or organizations will:
- Post at least once per week on your socials around one of the topics shared below. All posts are listed below. You can create your own graphics or use graphics shared below and on the NACG website.
- Use the hashtags #ChildrensGriefAwareness #FlipTheScript #CGAM2026 #childhoodgrief in your posts
- Tag NACG in your posts (@NACGnews, @childrengrieve on Instagram)
To access the form to join the National Movement for Children’s Grief Awareness and commit to these three actions, click on the “Become a Partner” button below. All partners will be listed at the bottom of this webpage. Templates, texts, scripts, and social tips for how to customize your posts are being provided in advance so you can prepare for the month.
We encourage you to interact with other grief organizations and partner posts throughout the month by liking, commenting or sharing posts to your story. Engaging with one another’s posts helps amplify our message to a larger audience.
Steering Committee:
Dougy Center
- Library of Support Resources
- Featured resource:
What to Say Instead
Eluna
- Eluna Resource Center
- Featured Resource:
Parents and Caregivers Hub
Experience Camps
- Grief Resources Library
- Featured Resource:
grief SUCKS
Judi’s House
- Childhood Bereavement Estimation Model (CBEM)
- Featured Resource: CBEM Data Tables
NACG
- NACG Resource Library
- Featured Resource: Guide to Listening on Repeat
Partners:
Adam’s Place
Avow Kids
Bakersfield City School District
Brandalyn Haggerty
Brooke’s Place for Grieving Young People, Inc.
Center for Good Mourning-Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Children’s Bereavement Center
Children’s Grief Center of the Great Lakes Bay Region
Circle of Care/IFRC
Collective for Hope
Companions on a Journey Grief Support
Elijah’s Place
Experience Camps
Good Grief of Northwest Ohio
Grief Connection Space
Hamilton’s Academy of Grief & Loss
Healing Patch Children’s Grief Program
Henry Ford SandCastles
HIA Health
Hospice of Washington County
Jessica Goldberg
Jewish Family Service of Tidewater
Jocelyn Chamra Barrera
Kara
Kids Grief Support
Kids’ Haven: A Center for Grieving Children
KinderMourn
Kristina Dirk
Lamar Hospice Good Grief Group
Leah Rogers
Let Grace In
McClean Fletcher Center
Mental Mentors Org
Miracle Mozzee
Modern Widows Parenting Support Club Facilitator
Mourning Hope Grief Center
Myra’s Kids Foundation
Nemours Children’s Health
New Hope Center for Grief Support
New Hope for Kids
OurLegacy
Pathways Center for Grief & Loss
Resilient Minds Counseling
Rev. T. Brian Pendleton, Ph.D.
Roula’s Kids
Safe Crossings Foundation
Suncoast Kids Place
The Center for Grieving Children
The Cove Center for Grieving Children
The Healing Place
The Hope & Healing Place
The Kentucky Center for Grieving Children and Families
This Is Never For Me
Victoria Stephan
Willow Center for Children’s Grief














