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# The Wind Down

For caring, conscious, mission-driven closures

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- [Closing Remarks #52: SUNSET](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/08/28/closing-remarks-52-sunset/) - The other day I went into the city to attend a day party memorializing the life of a beloved member of NYCs house music and ballroom communities. As I entered the venue, the organizer stamped the inside of my wrist (a practice that is customary at nightclubs. The stamp allows you to exit the club
- [Closing Remarks #51: The Wild and The Wooly](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/07/28/closing-remarks-51/) - Hey you! At the beginning of every month. I feel so confident that I am going to churn out So. Many. Issues. of CR, and then I look up and it is almost the end of the month, and I have only done one. A friend told me not to beat myself up; she thinks
- [Closing Remarks #50: Mourn AND Organize](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/07/05/closing-remarks-50-mourn-and-organize/) - Whew! How is it July already? With travel to Boston, Barcelona, Marrakesh, and Lisbon, my June was eventful to say the least. I wanna start this edition of CR by thanking everyone who transported me and/or hosted me across the three continents. It was exhausting but illuminating and fun. Amidst all the trains, planes, and
- [Closing Remarks #49: Idle Fleet](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/05/31/closing-remarks-49-idle-fleet/) - I love borrowing concepts from other fields to help think and/or explain challenges in closure. One I love Is the idea of scuttling, a term from the maritime domain that refers to the process of deliberately drowning a ship or running it aground in order to address a specific problem. Ships get scuttled for several
- [Closing Remarks #48: Making Good Use of "Nothing Decades"](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/05/15/closing-remarks-48-making-good-use-of-nothing-decades/) - Vladimir Ilyich Lenin is credited to have once said something along the lines of, '"There are decades where nothing happens and weeks where decades happen." If that doesn't resonate with you right now, you aren't paying attention (and I might be interested in blissfully sailing out to whatever island you are hiding out on). But
- [Closing Remarks #47:  Seeds Planted](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/04/23/closing-remarks-47-seeds-planted/) - Last week, the fantastic artist and writer Molly Crabapple released her new book Here Where We Live Is Our Country. In this riveting tome, she recounts the story of the Jewish Labor Bund, a European socialist organization that ran from the late 1800s thru WWII. The Bund was committed to the full flowering of socialist
- [Closing Remarks #46: Doc, Are We OK?](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/04/03/closing-remarks-46/) - I just returned from a beautiful retreat with a team I am supporting through a sunset process. At one point during one of our lively and delicious dinners, one of the team members asked me how their team compared to others I've worked with. This is a question I get frequently. I think of it
- [Drip By Drip: A Recipe for Gradual Closure Communications](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/03/19/drip-by-drip-a-recipe-for-gradual-closure-communications/) - In some cases, closure comes at you fast. As I've covered in other articles, there are many reasons why an organization or project will close, and not all of them are related to factors that you can control.However, in many other cases, the writing is on the wall and on the screen...and on the faces
- [Closing Remarks #45: Beyond Inventory](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/02/27/closing-remarks-45/) - It has become cliché to compare various life experiences to dating, be it job hunting, looking for a roommate, picking a real estate agent or whatever. However, the cliché (as clichés do) often falls pretty flat in most situations because there is a clear power imbalance --- someone has the power to give or deny
- [Closing Remarks #44: Field or Guild?](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/01/29/closing-remarks-44-field-or-guild/) - After the day wrapped at the Deceleration Assembly last year, I snaked through the chilly but bustling evening streets of beautiful Birmingham, UK with a tight group of colleagues. After hours in deep discussion with other endings practitioners, we were concerned. So many of the fantastic people we met were bright and full of great
- [Practices for Transitions in a Time Between Worlds](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/11/21/practices-for-transitions-in-a-time-between-worlds/) - As part of my work facilitating the Practices of Composting and Hospicing community under the umbrellas of Stewarding Loss and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's Emerging Futures Initiative, I was invited to participate in this collection of writings from amazing facilitators and world builders. My piece is here and the entire edition is available to download.
- [Me on the Leaving Well Podcast!](https://www.wind-down.org/2025/01/06/me-on-the-leaving-well-podcast/) - I was honored to speak with my dear pal Naomi Hattaway on her fantastic Leaving Well podcast. It's relatively short and I hope you will listen! The link is here, and it is available on ALL the places where one can find podcasts.
- [Closing Remarks #42: The Case of The Abandoned Mansion](https://www.wind-down.org/2025/12/23/closing-remarks-42/) - "These orgs have missions that were once vital, but as needs change, or as other organizations overtake them in effectiveness, , they find themselves in denial..They become 'zombie missions'. This usually leads to a lack of direction and purpose, perpetual morale issues, and constant staff turnover.
- [Closing Remarks #43: On Being The Light](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/01/15/closing-remarks-43-on-being-the-light/) - Do we owe endings solemnity? Recently a friend recounted to me the story of going to see a relative who was in end of life care. My friend and her partner arrived to the facility, unintentionally dressed in bright colors. Bounding into their relative's hospital room, they regaled the patient with stories of a joyous
- [Careening Through Year Two](https://www.wind-down.org/2026/01/14/careening-through-year-two/) - What happened to Camille and The Wind Down last year? Come on, I know you are dying to know. Just click. I will tell you all the gorey details!
- [My Takeaways from The Deceleration Assembly](https://www.wind-down.org/2025/10/19/my-takeaways-from-the-deceleration-assembly/) - I am just coming off a rejuvenating and rewarding time in the magical, revitalized industrial hub that is Birmingham, England. I was there for The Deceleration Assembly, the first ever (as far as I know!) gathering of practitioners working on endings and closures in civil society. After almost 2 whole years of doing this work
- [Me! In NonProfit Quarterly!](https://www.wind-down.org/2025/04/27/me-in-nonprofit-quarterly/) - I have long had 'Publish a piece in NonProfit Quarterly' on my bucket list. Even before I started The Wind Down, I felt myself drawn to this fantastic publication and the work of its many editors, and I wanted to be part of the conversation! So, it was a great honor when I was contacted
- [Tending to Endings at Practices for Composting and Hospicing](https://www.wind-down.org/2025/03/24/tending-to-endings-at-practices-for-composting-and-hospicing/) - Since April 2024, I have been the facilitator of the Practices of Composting and Hospicing community. Next month, we will be joined by the team behind the Tending To Endings card deck, a tool to help groups and individuals design and have better endings. The cards are inspired by concepts from nature and are absolutely
- [How You Made Them Feel OR "Cruelty Over Care In Closure"](https://www.wind-down.org/2025/03/04/how-you-made-them-feel-or-cruelty-over-care-in-closure/) - These past few weeks have been rife with the abrupt shuttering of government programs, firings of thousands of government and nonprofit employees, and the long tail. knock-on effect on everyone from aid program employees to dock workers and rural farmers. The topic of endings has been front of mind across the globe, so people have
- [Twists and Turns From Year One of Winding Down](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/12/20/twists-and-turns-from-year-one-of-winding-down/) - I did not expect to be here at the end of the year.
- [Towards Your "Tombstone Site"](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/10/22/towards-your-tombstone-site/) - Tips on how to transform your website into a monument to the amazing work you did!
- [Announcing the Closing Remarks Newsletter](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/07/13/announcing-the-closing-remarks-newsletter/) - Hi friends! I started a newsletter. It's called Closing Remarks and it's gonna be a semi-regular (maybe twice a month?) roundup of links related to non-profit closures and the assumed connection between longevity and impact. You can see the first issue and sign up for it below or here.
- [Signalling A Pause](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/07/30/signalling-a-pause/) - How to structure and communicate a pause in your nonprofit's operations.
- [A Good Day To Die: Some Reasons To Call It Quits](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/06/13/a-good-day-to-die-some-reasons-to-call-it-quits/) - One of the major goals of The Wind Down is to help shift the discourse around non-profit endings so that the immediate assumption isn't that the organization or project closure is the result of loss or failure. Not only is it too often the case that outsiders hold this belief, sometimes people inside the organization
- [What To Say (And Not Say!) When A Person Is Going Through A Non-Profit Closure](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/05/15/what-to-say-and-not-say-when-a-person-is-going-through-a-non-profit-closure/) - What To Say (And Not Say!) When A Person Is Going Through A Non-Profit Closure. A few ways to show up and a few things that are...less than helpful.
- [What A Dedicated Closure Consultant Can Do](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/01/16/what-a-dedicated-closure-consultant-can-do/) - Closure consultancy is a very new field; so new, in fact, that we haven't even agreed on a name for the practice. Some people call themselves organizational development consultants while others are transformational doulas. Whatever the name, the focus is still clear: we want to help you in the sometimes-messy process of closing up shop.
- [What I'm Doing - April 2024](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/04/10/what-im-doing-april-2024/) - These last few months of building this practice have been some of the most satisfying of my life. With every passing networking call, I feel a stronger sense that what I am doing is needed, and every closure hotline call fills me up with an almost-overwhelming sense of purpose. The other day, as another hotline
- [Morning Closure Affirmation by Iyanla VanZant](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/01/03/morning-closure-affirmation-by-iyanla-vanzant/) - Morning Closure Affirmation by Iyanla Vanzant from One Day My Soul Just Opened Up Today, I surrender, I release, I detach from every person, every circumstance, every condition, and every situation that no longer serves a divine purpose in my life.Today, I realize that all things have a season, and that all seasons must come
- [Presenting to The Composting + Hospicing Community of Practice](https://www.wind-down.org/2023/11/29/presenting-to-the-hospicing-composting-community-of-practice/) - In October 2022, I traveled to the UK to visit family and see some sites. During that time I also had the great opportunity to meet Louise, Cassie, and Iona of Stewarding Loss, an organization focused on supporting civil society organizations through mergers and closures. At that time we talked briefly about bringing together more
- [AHA!s:February 2024](https://www.wind-down.org/2024/02/29/ahas-february-2024/) - This month has been positively revelatory. I have had so many dynamic conversations with people who are/have been thinking through what it means for projects to come to an end. Here are some of my biggest takeaways this month. AHA! #1: There Are So Many Things That (Need To) Close! When I initially conceived of
- [In The Ends, Language Matters](https://www.wind-down.org/2023/12/20/in-the-ends-language-matters/) - "We discovered that exits can also be creative moments, and can generate new opportunities in terms of staff development. They can also catalyse critical thinking about development, and help people to focus on which activities will be most sustainable in the long-run rather than continuing with the status quo." - Lucy Morris, EveryChild’s Responsible Exit
- [Some Consequences of Bad Endings](https://www.wind-down.org/2023/12/20/some-consequences-of-bad-endings/) - "A good consumer off-boarding experience should be...connected consciously to the rest of the experience through emotional triggers that are the measurable and actionable by the user. It should identify and bond the consumer and provider together in mutual responsibility." It's aim should be to neutralise the negative consequences of consumption. It should be concluded in
- [Why close with care?](https://www.wind-down.org/2023/11/28/this-is-a-test-post/) - Over the past two decades, I've been a part of many companies, campaigns, and organizations that eventually came to an end either due to inertia, attrition, acquisition, or conscious decision. No matter how or why it comes apart, the process of ending a formation that you have given your time and energy to is difficult

## Pages

- [The Wind Down](https://www.wind-down.org/) - The Wind Down is a consultancy that supports caring and conscious organization and project closures and mergers for social impact groups.
- [Read, Listen, Watch, And Use To Design An Impactful Closure](https://www.wind-down.org/resources/media-on-loss-and-grief/) - Things to read, watch, listen to, and use to design your closure Tools Workbooks & Guides When We Fall Apart - A workbook about endings from the fine folks at Interrupting Criminalization Sensing An Ending Toolkit - a toolkit for nonprofit leaders to help decide, design and deliver better organisational endings by our friends at
- [Read And Contribute To The Museum Of Closed Nonprofits](https://www.wind-down.org/museum/) - This is a constantly growing, community-sourced "museum" of nonprofit closure announcements.
- [Useful Resources for Learning More About Organizational Endings](https://www.wind-down.org/resources/) - Resources Ending with dignity is a process of acceptance, compassion, and care for our communities and ourselves. Here are some tools and services to help. Closure Calls A confidential, 1-hour consulting session with The Wind Down to discuss your possible, ongoing, or past closure. The Wind Down Self-Assessment Questions to help you process the emotional
- [Community of Practice](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/) - Practices of Composting and Hospicing is a community of practitioners exploring and designing organizational closures.
- [About](https://www.wind-down.org/about/) - About The Wind Down The Wind Down is an independent studio that is developing tools, practices, and services to aid mission-driven projects and organizations in staying close to endings and also carrying out the complicated and often messy business of closing down. The Wind Down is owned and operated by conscious closure consultant, technologist, activist,
- [MEDIA](https://www.wind-down.org/media/) - It has been an honor to be featured in so many fantastic outlets. Check them out below! Grit, Grind, and Gratitude podcast -February 2026 Financial Times -February 2026 Devex -December 2025 The Chronicle of PhilanthropyOctober 2025 Innerworkonline.deSeptember 2025 Stanford Social Innovation ReviewJuly 2025 NonProfit QuarterlyJune 2025 The Leaving Well podcast January 2025 Stanford Social Innovation
- [Past Sessions](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/) - (The Wind Down organized and facilitated speaker sessions from April 2024 - November 2025. You can read summaries here on the blog. Recordings are available for *most* sessions upon request) November 2025 - Life Cycles, Loss, and Leadership with Jillian Eileen Harris Jillian joined us to discuss the rise and fall of North American performing
- [November 2024 CoP Gathering](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/november-2024-cop-gathering/) - November 2024 with Anna Shneiderman of Ragged Wing Ensemble Anna Shneiderman was a co-founder of the Ragged Wing Ensemble, a theater company, and The Flight Deck, a cultural space in Oakland, CA. In 2020, after 17 years in operation, the group made the difficult decision to close. In this riveting session, Anna shared her experience
- [TALK](https://www.wind-down.org/talk/) - Over the years, I have been fortunate enough to speak at many conferences on the topics of technology, community activism, customer experience, and career development. I am an engaging and joyful speaker and am always grateful to connect with new people!Scroll down to see some of the talks I have given in the past and
- [Work With The Wind Down](https://www.wind-down.org/services/) - Get hands-on support and consulting to ensure a conscious and caring nonprofit closure.
- [The Closure Community - Other People and Groups Exploring Organizational Ends](https://www.wind-down.org/resources/the-closure-community/) - Other People Working In Closure Individuals Alison Lucas & Lizzie Bentley Bowers (UK) are the authors of Good Bye: Leading Change Better by Attending to Endings Amy Edmonson (US) - Harvard professor and author of Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well Cass Humphries-Massey (UK) is a facilitator, artist, thanatologist and founder of
- [Contact](https://www.wind-down.org/contact/) - Reach out to The Wind Down As you can imagine, I LOVE talking about how to design better endings. If you wanna chat or share a cool (or disastrous!) ending with me, I'd love to hear from you!
- [Newsletter](https://www.wind-down.org/newsletter/) - News and Views from the World of Non-Profit Closures, Project Endings, and The Changing Narrative Between Impact and Longevity
- [Archive](https://www.wind-down.org/newsletter/archive/) - Closing Remarks is a weekly-ish link roundup on non-profit closures, project endings, and the shifting narrative around longevity and impact in civil society.
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- [Mail Poet - Confirmation](https://www.wind-down.org/mail-poet-confirmation/) - Thanks for signing up! [mailpoet_page]
- [Closure Calls](https://www.wind-down.org/resources/closure-calls/) - Are you considering a closure? Are you thinking about closing down or already planning to close down? I'd love to talk to you and see what I can do to help. Closure consulting calls are offered as a one-time, hour-long coaching and care session for anyone in the process of closing an initiative, project, or
- [Donate to The Wind Down](https://www.wind-down.org/donate/) - Support The Wind Down Most of The Wind Down's funding comes from services rendered. Reach out if you want to explore working with me! Otherwise, I appreciate any contributions you can make to keep The Wind Down alive. I currently receive donations via LiberaPay or Ko-fi. I am grateful for any amount you can offer
- [The Self-Assessment](https://www.wind-down.org/resources/the-self-assessment/) - The Self-Assessment I have been working on these questions as a useful (but non-exhaustive) tool for people who are in the process of closing down their company, organization, or project. I recommend you work through them with a trusted partner, I think one section per session is enough. Give yourself some emotional space! The idea
- [Join the Composting and Hospicing Community Slack!](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/chat/) - Join the Composting and Hospicing Community Slack! Be part of the conversation.
- [November 2025 - Life Cycles, Loss, and Leadership: Designing Regenerative Futures In The Arts with Jillian Eileen Harris](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/november-2025/) - November 2025 - Life Cycles, Loss, and Leadership: Designing Regenerative Futures In The Arts with Jillian Eileen Harris For our final speaker session (for the foreseeable future), we were joined by the lovely Jillian Eileen Harris, who presented on her academic work on life cycles in theater and musical arts in Canada. She started by
- [About Camille](https://www.wind-down.org/about/camille/) - ABOUT CAMILLE Camille is a former tech worker, a soccer mom, a community organizer, and a conscious closures consultant. In addition to running The Wind Down, she currently facilitates the Practices of Composting and Hospicing community as part of the . Over the past 25 years, Camille has worked with student housing cooperatives, tech startups,
- [October 2025 - Folding The Full Frame Initiative with Katya Fels Smyth](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/october-2025/) - October 2025 - Folding The Full Frame Initiative with Katya Fels Smyth In late October, we were fortunate enough to be joined by Katya Fels Smyth, a season nonprofit leader who very recently sunsetted her 18 year-old organization Full Frame Initiative, a national US organization devoted to promoting community and workplace wellness. With the ending
- [September 2025 with Melissa Aase of University Settlement Society in NYC](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/september-2025/) - Sometimes it makes sense for an organization to start out intentionally with a clear objective or time-limit and then shut down once they reach it. However, in other cases, the challenge they are tackling requires robust and long-lasting infrastructure to meet the challenges of the day and the future to come. In the work of
- [July 2025 Defined Departures: Creating Your Own “Good Goodbye” with Katrina Mitchell](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/july-2025/) - While most of our speakers join us with reflections and guidance gleaned from long past endings, sometimes people are reporting to you from the thick of it. This was the case when community member Katrina Mitchell reached out to me to propose sharing about what she was going through in the midst of a layoff
- [June 2025 Community Gathering with Distributed Press](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/june-2025/) - When friends from the DWeb community told me about the Distributed Press project, I knew I had to reach out. The work they have been doing recovering and hardening digital data seemed like a critical missing piece in the work of winding down organizations with dignity. After months of lively communication, Fauno and Ana of
- [May 2025 with Alison and Lizzie of Good Bye](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/may-2025-with-alison-and-lizzie-of-good-bye/) - I met Alison last year when she and Lizzie were still heads down writing this book and I promised I'd stay close, track their progress, and happily invite them to come speak when the book, Good Bye: Leading Change Better By Tending to Endings, was finally published. When the announcement was made, I pounced and
- [April 2025 – Up The Garden Path with Tending to Endings](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/past-sessions/april-2025-up-the-garden-path-with-tending-to-endings/) - Tending to Endings is a collective and a project that grew out of the year-long Death & the Collective Imagination Huddle, which was an attempt to explore loss and change through various lens. The collective is currently piloting a deck of garden-inspired cards to foster discussions about endings and the ways those endings can foster
- [A Few Questions That People Frequently Ask About Nonprofit Closures](https://www.wind-down.org/faqs/) - Common Questions What is conscious closure and why does it matter? Conscious closure is a practice of bringing care and intentionality to the process of ending an organization, campaign, project, or initiative. This project is borne of my experience with the (at times) calamitous effects of many less-than-good endings. I have expanded on my understanding
- [December 2024 Community Gathering with Sarah Weiler of Knowing When To Quit and The Quitting Quadrant](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/december-2024-with-sarah-weiler-of-knowing-when-to-quit-and-the-quitting-quadrant/) - Sarah Weiler is the host of the Knowing When To Quit podcast and creator of the Quitting Quadrant. She joined our community to talk about her approach.
- [January 2025 Community Gathering: The Decelerator - One Year In](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/january-2025/) - In January 2025, we were visited by our friends from The Decelerator, a ten-year initiative to support better endings and transitions in UK civil society.
- [October 2024 with Catarina Moreno](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/october-2024/) - October 2024 with Catarina Moreno In October we were pleased to welcome, Catarina Moreno as our guest. As a serial interim executive director and board member, she has found herself in the uncomfortable situation of having to shift into organization wind down after assessing that it is no longer a viable operation. Here are some
- [September 2024 - The Endings Project](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/september-2024/) - We were graciously joined by Dr. Janelle Jenstad and Martin Holmes of the University of Victoria in British Columbia’s Humanities Computing and Media Center and their initiative The Endings Project. The Endings Project was initiated in 2015 to address the persistent and pernicious problem of precious academic work being lost in digital shuffles. The work
- [August 2024 on Digital Loss](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/august-2024/) - Our August gathering was quite a bit more interactive and technical than previous ones, as our guests demonstrated a mockup of a tool that might be used to catalogue, store, and then slowly and gently degrade a digital artifact over time. Taking inspiration from their 2023 article, Only Loss, the two posited that technology might
- [July 2024 with Naomi Hattaway](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/july-2024/) - Our group was fortunate to meet once again in July 2024, this time we were graced with guest Naomi Hattaway. Naomi works with organizations and individuals who are ready to design and carry out happier and healthier workplace transitions. Her Leaving Well framework offers tools and practices to guide and support her clients in creating
- [June 2024 with Erin Richardson](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/june-2024/) - This final Friday of June found us gathering again, this time with the fantastic Erin Richardson, PhD of the practice Frank & Glory, a museum services firm that supports diversity and sustainability in museum collections. Erin’s presentation kicked off with the stirring statement (borrowed from a former professor), “Everything is on a path to death.”
- [May 2024 with Stopping As Success](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/may-2024/) - This month we were joined by the fantastic Grace Boone and Michael Robinson from Stopping As Success: Locally Led Transitions in Development (SAS+) , which is a global consortium of organizations that were brought together by a common belief in local leadership. From 2017-2020, Stopping As Success developed case studies, tools, and partnerships to facilitate
- [April 2024 - WaterSHED](https://www.wind-down.org/services/community-of-practice/april-2024/) - The Community of Practice was relaunched in earnest on 26 April 2024 as a small group of us gathered to listen to what our guest Geoff Revell of closed NGO WaterSHED had to share about his experience of crafting and executing a intentional organization sunset/exit to community. We used his excellent 2021 article, “Exit Strategies”,
- [](https://www.wind-down.org/resources/thanks-page/) - Thanks for reaching out! I will be in touch soon. I am looking forward to chatting!Yours in the end, Camille
- [Submit A Closed (Or Closing) Non-Profit Organization to the Museum of Nonprofits](https://www.wind-down.org/museum/submit/) - Submit a closed (or closing) non-profit project or organization to the NGO Museum

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