Arielle Friedtanzer received an individualized Master’s degree at NYU in May 2018, concentrating in Judaic Studies, Bioethics, and Social Work, and has completed 800 clinical hours with the goal of becoming an interfaith chaplain. She traveled the country with her husband for almost 20 months, engaging communities in conversations about advanced care planning, death, and grief, before taking a pause due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. At that point, she turned the in-person workshops and presentations she had been doing on the road into virtual events, including her weekly Facebook Live series, Millennials and Mortality Mondays. Arielle believes that some of the stigma around aging and the fear of death can be mitigated through early and frequent dialogue, and strives to help individuals draft the endings to their own stories by starting the conversation now.