Our workshop programme offers practical, hands-on learning grounded in the priorities and realities of suicide prevention across the Asia Pacific. Interactive and participant-led, each session is designed to equip delegates with skills, tools, and approaches they can adapt and apply in their own communities and contexts. Topics span safe and effective media and online communication about suicide; the inclusion of lived experience and culture in the co-production of prevention programs, policy and research; culturally specific clinical and safety planning tools; the role of mortality review and coronial investigations; designing safe AI for crisis moments; co-designed strategies for addressing self-harm in schools; and amplifying community-led solutions in suicide postvention. Several sessions speak directly to the forum’s Pacific setting and the cultural foundations of community-led prevention — among them Talia na Veiwekani e Vakabulabulataka na Bula, “Weaving Connections that Sustain Life,” and The Mānava Ola, “the Breath of Life.”