DeathTech is an interdisciplinary team studying questions at the intersection of death, technology, and society.

FIAT-IFTA is a worldwide organization representing the funeral industry.

The Finnish Death Association aims was to create a more public interdisciplinary dialogue about death and dying in Finnish society.

Promotes professional standards across the funeral services in North America.

The ICCM is a membership organisation for those that own, manage or work in cemeteries and crematoria in the UK.

ICCFA is an international trade association representing all segments of the cemetery, funeral service, cremation and memorialization profession.

An expanding web portal to a wide range of information and resources concerning Jewish monuments and heritage sites all over Europe.

Lo Tishkach aims to preserve and protect Jewish funeral heritage across Europe.

The Memorial Funerário Mathias Haas, is the first museum in Brazil dedicated to the subject of death, funerals and cemeteries.

Mortality publishes interdisciplinary research on the subjects of death and dying, grief, bereavement and memorialization.

The Museum für Sepulkralkultur is dedicated to the issues of dying, death, burial, mourning and remembrance.

The National Federation of Cemetery Friends links over 120 groups of volunteers throughout the UK dedicated to preserving their local cemetery and its monuments for the benefit of the community.

The Nordiska Förbundet för Kyrkogårdar och Krematorier (NFKK) supports the work of practitioners and aims to share experiences across the Nordic countries.

Journal drawing contributions from the fields of psychology, sociology, medicine, anthropology, law, education, history and literature.

The Ontario Association of Cemetery and Funeral Professionals (OACFP) is a non-profit association supporting death care professionals in Ontario, Canada.

The Network constitutes a space for researchers, students, artists, activists and other practitioners who critically and (self) reflexively challenge conventional normativities in death, dying and mourning.

The Ibero-American Network for the Value and Management of Cemeteries has met regularly for over twenty years to discuss and promote the protection of funerary heritage in Latin America. The organisation has a Facebook page and posts regularly on its blogspot.

French network of academics in Death Studies.

This journal publishes interdisciplinary papers in the field of Death Studies, generally in thematic issues.

SACA promotes continuous improvement in the delivery of cemetery and crematoria services to all communities through South Africa.