Thanks for this discussion Rosie and apologies for being so late responding. I'm not a big social media poster but am in awe of how amazing @Amy Firth is and I think it's something I should get better at. I am yet to do the masterclass but keen to when I find the head space. Most of my death related social media posts are around advocating for human composting as a body disposal option in Australia and encouraging consideration of environmentally conscious choices when planning a funeral. I have joined the funeral industry so that I can advocate for change from inside the tent rather than throwing stones from the outside. The purpose of any social media posts I do make showing examples of funerals I've conducted are to give people ideas of how they might plan their own funeral or one for a family member, as they might not know that so many different options are available. Most of the funerals I arrange are for people in my community who I know, and I only use examples of funerals from people who are big social media users themselves, or friends who are supportive of me raising awareness of the work I do. I don't mind if people choose someone else, but I know I should do better when I hear "if only I knew you could have helped me I would have come to you..."

@Jen Blyth I'm excited to share an update that Alex Greenwich MP will be presenting a bill to NSW parliament on Thursday 25th June advocating for human composting to be available in NSW. There was a feature article on this in yesterday's Sun Herald, but you may only be able to access the article if you subscribe to the SMH. It has since been covered through other media channels. Human composting Australia: How your body can return to the earth after death

@Jen Blyth you may also want to join the Natural Death Advocacy Network (NDAN) to help us gain support for different death care options in Australia. And if you want human composting to become available please contact your local MP and let them know!