The IASP World Congress is the primary global collaborative opportunity for expert thinking related to suicide and suicide prevention, bringing together academics, researchers, practitioners, those with lived experience, diverse backgrounds, and innovators associated with suicide prevention efforts or working within suicide prevention related topics. To all our delegates and presenters, we thank you for making the 2021 World Congress such a success.
Access to the recordings of the Congress presentations are available to all delegates on the Congress virtual platform. Please use your personal conference link provided to you before the conference, to access these. If you have any questions about the World Congress, please first check our FAQ page.
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Lived Experience Summit 2021
The Roses in the Ocean Lived Experience of Suicide Summit 2021 was from the 19 – 20 September 2021. Please read more about this wonderful event at the Roses in the Ocean website.
Our Partners
Australian Institute for suicide research and Prevention
Developed in 1996, the Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) is a national and international suicide prevention research centre. AISRAP is the leading Australian centre for research, clinical practice, education and community action for suicide prevention, sought after for the quality of the advice and the outcomes it provides in linking research and practice.
Movember - Men's Health Partner
Our fathers, brothers, sons and friends are dying by suicide, every minute of every day. We won’t accept this. To make change happen, Movember focuses on mental health and suicide prevention interventions through a male lens. We focus on early intervention, engaging men and boys and working to their strengths.
National Mental Health Commission
The Commission monitors and reports on investment in mental health and suicide prevention initiatives, provides evidence based policy advice to Government and disseminates information on ways to continuously improve Australia’s mental health and suicide prevention systems, and acts as a catalyst for change to achieve those improvements.