We are proud to share that our WP2 Deliverable – Research of Practices on End Education  is now complete. This marks an important step in the One Life Many Ends (O.L.M.E.)  project, which is all about helping young people face one of the most universal – yet least discussed – aspects of life: endings. Why We Did This Work Every young person experiences “endings” – moving to a new school, the breakup of a first relationship, leaving home, or the loss of a loved one. These transitions are not...

You used to talk every day. Inside jokes, endless voice notes, late-night calls. Now, the silence stretches. Messages go unanswered. Plans keep falling through. The person who once felt like family starts to feel like a stranger. This is one of the hardest kinds of endings to name—the slow fade of a friendship. It doesn’t come with rituals, no breakup talk, no final goodbye. Just absence, and the ache of not knowing when the shift happened. For many young people, this kind of loss can feel...

We live in a world that rushes. When something ends—a project, a friendship, a course, even a moment—we’re often already thinking about...