Roses in the Ocean hosts an annual event in Brisbane CBD’s Queen Street Mall for World Suicide Prevention Day. The Roses in the Ocean Brisbane team, along with local service providers, spend the day having open, honest conversations around suicide in line with the World Suicide Prevention Day Theme, Change […]
Reuzel Collaborates with IASP for World Suicide Prevention Day
The International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) is delighted to announce a new collaboration with Reuzel, the grooming brand born in a barbershop, in support of World Suicide Prevention Day. Barbershops and salons hold a special place in many communities. The barber’s chair is often where people talk openly, sharing what’s […]
World Suicide Prevention Day 2025: Changing the Narrative on Suicide
On 10 September, people will mark World Suicide Prevention Day 2025 under the theme, “Changing the Narrative on Suicide.”
World Suicide Prevention Day Theme 2024-2026
IASP is delighted to announce the theme for World Suicide Prevention Day for the years 2024-2026: “Changing the Narrative on Suicide” with an associated call to action: “Start the Conversation”.
Cycle Around the Globe Returns for 2024
The global community gears up for World Suicide Prevention Day 2024 with the return of Cycle Around the Globe, the annual event from the International Association for Suicide Prevention.
World Suicide Prevention Day 2024
For 2024-2026, we invite you to participate in this global consultation process towards identifying our next triennial World Suicide Prevention Day theme.
Cycle Around the Globe 2023
IASP’s annual virtual cycling event, Cycle Around the Globe, concluded with resounding success for the tenth year running, bringing together participants from all corners of the world in a shared mission to raise awareness of suicide prevention.
IASP Presidents’ Message
Another year is upon us! So I’d like to take this opportunity to wish you all the very best for 2023. 2022 was another incredibly productive year for IASP.
Cycle Around the Globe 2022
IASP’s free virtual cycling event has seen its most monumental participation to date with over 2,000 participants in over 47 countries cycling to raise awareness for suicide prevention.
