We experience loss in many ways. A break-up, a rejection letter, the death of a family member, a close friend moving to another country, ending a job, or failing an exam. We are constantly confronted with situations of loss and the need to cope with them. We all have our own ways of facing adversities. Sometimes we hide and sink into silence. Sometimes we play one special song over and over again. Sometimes we completely reject the reality of the loss. In witnessing personal stories of loss we (re)claim our right to grieve. In a collective search for new rituals of mourning, we create space for pain to be named.