February 19-21, 2026
The Good Listening Project attends several conferences this spring focused on graduate medical education, including The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)’s annual conference for medical educators.
AAFP Conference: The Intersection of TGLP and Graduate Medical Education
TGLP at the AWP26 Bookfair
2026 Health Humanities Consortium Conference: TGLP Workshop Proposal Accepted
The National Association for Poetry Therapy 2026 Conference: TGLP Workshop Proposal Accepted
Going Forward Together: Reflective Poetry as a Catalyst for Collective Action
February 2026
By Yvette Perry, PhD
The Good Listening Project facilitated the closing session of the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Annual Conference in Baltimore, Maryland last November. Yvette Perry, Listener Poet and Health Equity Programs Lead, led the session: “Going Forward Together: Reflective Poetry as a Catalyst for Collective Action.”
The Good Listening Project attends End Well
December 2025
We’re proud to share that The Good Listening Project team recently attended the End Well Conference 2025 in Los Angeles – joining a rich convening of voices dedicated to how we live, how we die and how we care for one another. The conference brought together thought-leaders, clinicians, advocates and artists in a one-day exploration of truth, technology and transformation in end-of-life care.
The Good Listening Project Presents at VCU's Good Grief Conference 2025
November 2025
The Good Listening Project was invited to present at VCU Health’s annual Good Grief Conference, which highlights the presence and impact of grief in health care spaces. Our session, “Listening Like a Poet: Practice for Meaning-Making and Resilience in Bereavement Care,” aligned beautifully with this year’s theme: resilience in relationships.
TGLP at the KNN Conference: Poetry, Reflection, and Connection & Introducing Our Newest Anthology
October 2025
The Good Listening Project was honored to once again take part in the annual KNN conference in Minneapolis this year. We also shared copies of our newly published KNN Anthology: Stories of Residents & Fellows, which was available to all participants.