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.
This November, the International Association for Suicide Prevention Pan-American Conference will take place in Minneapolis, USA, bringing together leading, policymakers, practitioners and those with lived experience to address suicide prevention needs across the Americas.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) held its 2024 Mental Health Forum from October 9-10, marking the first in-person event since the COVID-19 pandemic.
The International Association for Suicide Prevention’s (IASP) Early Career Group (ECG) is now recruiting six new co-chairs to represent each of the six World Health Organization (WHO) regions.
As a sponsor of the @IASPinfo Pan-America Conference in Minneapolis, #LivingWorks has an exciting week planned! Join us Tuesday for a safeTALK workshop with Glen Bloomstrom & Friday for Dr. Pete Gutierrez's talk on #SuicidePrevention research. Stop by our booth to connect!
Developing and implementing legislation that decriminalises suicide helps to reduce social stigma, remove barriers to obtaining adequate mental health care, and foster suicide prevention activities.
On my way to # IASPMinneapolis2024 of @IASPinfo and the #LivedExperienceCollective Convening hosted by @UniteSurvivors
🌎 We’re excited to join the @IASPinfo Pan-American Regional Conference in Minneapolis, Nov 19-22! This gathering unites experts across the Americas to advance #SuicidePrevention with new tech, strategies, and collaboration. Stay tuned for updates! #LivingWorks
