IASP Task Forces
IASP Task Forces offer the opportunity for our community of members, researchers, professionals, lay people and volunteers to focus deeply on a specific aspect of suicide and suicide prevention. Please browse the following links to see the work of these groups:
Learn about this Task Force dedicated to improving the international collaboration necessary to reduce suicide amongst Defense and Police personnel.
This Task Force has been created to improve research and practice linkages between experts in suicide, psychiatry, and emergency medicine.
Discover this Task Force committed to developing a commonly agreed set of standards for Helpline work on an international level.
This Task Force aims to bring together suicidologists with a clear interest in neurobiological aspects of suicidal behaviour and to stimulate research in this domain.
This Task Force was established to best explain how suicides are tabulated in national database/vital registry systems.
Explore this Task Force focused on suicide bereavement and the survivors of suicide.
This Task Force establishes guidelines that promote the accurate, responsible and ethical reporting of suicide in the media.
Learn about this Task Force created to bring together the available knowledge and expertise on suicidal behaviour in prisons in order to facilitate the wider dissemination of the fundamentals of effective suicide prevention in prisons.
This Task Force is established to increase awareness and understanding about suicide in the elderly.
This Task Force is formed to develop and expand suicide prevention research, programs and protocols relating to the workplace.
