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Seamus McGuinness Lost Childhoods, Merriman Summer School Lisdoonvara, Co. Clare, Ireland Handing Back, Royal College of Physicians Dublin Ireland Lived Lives: Moving Forward Conversation, National College of Art Dublin, Ireland Chair Prof MJ Jacobs, School of Art Institute Chicago, USA Lived Lives: Outside the Frame: Office of pliance, Dublin Contemporary, Earlsfort Tce, Dublin Ireland. Diversity in Art and Science, Royal College of Physicians Ireland, Dublin Lived Lives: Artway of Living, School of Art Institute Chicago, and USA Lived Lives and the Scapegoat: Being Singular Plural International Symposium Guimaraes, Portugal Anonymity to Identity Dr. Seamus McGuinness “My son is not a statistic, he was a human being” Rita, Mother of Richard, 15 The death and loss of a loved one by suicide is excruciatingly painful for family and friends. Irish society has traditionally viewed such a death as criminal or immoral, casting the bereaved experience as one of stigma and shame. Quickly, the deceased es defined by the manner of the death, moving from subject to object, and the lived life is de-humanized reduced to a statistic, eclipsing the humanity, that is at the core of each existence. Responding to this the Lived Lives Project, a socially engaged art practice, sought to rehumanize the suicide deceased. It is a durational art practice, established in 2006 with conversation and dialogue with many flowing through its architecture.The research process culminated in conversations between Seamus McGuinness and scientist Kevin Malone, both working closely w