Thursday at the first IASP Pan-American Conference in Minneapolis was a day full of impactful sessions and meaningful conversations, addressing critical topics in suicide prevention across diverse contexts.
It is an honour to write a recap of our first official IASP Pan-American Conference, which was held in Minneapolis, Minnesota (USA).
It is so inspiring to be in a space with so many leading academics, researchers, policymakers, clinicians, people with lived experiences and volunteers, all for the purpose of suicide prevention.
Every year, International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day is marked as a day dedicated to those who have lost a loved one to suicide to foster connection, offer support, and promote healing through shared experiences.
Members of our team recently presented at the @iaspinfo Pan-American Conference in Minneapolis. We enjoyed the opportunity to share our work and learn from others in the field!
【JSCP Newsletter - November 2024】
The November issue of JSCP newsletter has been just released! Here are the topics👇
You can read the full English version here: https://jscp.or.jp/english/newsletter/
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Maggie Hardiman felt inspired by the collective commitment to reducing stigma, advancing research, and fostering meaningful connections within our communities at the IASP Pan-American Conference last week.
Dr May Gianoli emphasizes the importance of collective efforts in addressing suicide prevention and highlights innovative approaches that inspire hope and change in her summary of the IASP Pan-American Conference.
