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Why partner with this year’s conference?

The combined DLC and DORS event offers sponsors direct engagement with a distinctive interdisciplinary and cross-sector audience.

Partners will be able to connect with:

• researchers and educators working on digital death, digital legacy, grief, bereavement, end-of-life care;
• lawyers, estate planners, trustees and fiduciary professionals;
• palliative care, hospice and bereavement practitioners;
• policymakers, regulators and standards organisations;
• technology developers and digital legacy service providers;
• charities, professional associations and public-interest organisations;
• postgraduate researchers and emerging specialists in the field.

The event provides an opportunity for sponsors to contribute to responsible discussion of technologies and services that increasingly affect people at some of the most sensitive moments of their lives.

Please get in touch if you would like to sponsor this year’s Conference contact us  or use the form provided at the bottom of the page.

 

Organising body

The Digital Legacy Association organises the Digital Legacy Conference. 

The Digital Legacy Association is the international, professional body dedicated to raising the quality of end of life care in all areas relating to digital asset and digital legacy. Their mission is to help ensure that everyone’s end of life wishes are met both in the real world and the digital realm. We do this by supporting the general public, developing standards, frameworks and toolkits with charities and organisations that support people with the end of their lives. 

Conference partner in 2027

 

The University of Birmingham are the event partner for this year’s Digital Legacy Conference and Death Online Research Symposium.

The conference will be hosted at the Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham, a leading Russell Group university with established strengths across law, artificial intelligence, digital technologies, health, ethics and interdisciplinary research.

Conference collaboration in 2027

In 2027 we will be collaborating with The Death Online Research Network. This will allow us to join forces and deliver two days of programming.

The Death Online Research Network was established in 2013 to foster an international and cross-disciplinary research environment concerned with death in an increasingly digital society. DORS has since developed into an international forum for research on digital death across disciplines and methodological traditions.

Get in touch to support the two day conference in 2027

If you would like to support the Digital Legacy Conference in 2027 we have a number of ways in which this can happen. Supporting the research and development of this field will help align your organisation with this increasingly important and meaningful field. 

• Call +44 (0) 7868 823055

• Email us using the form below