Upcoming Webinars

Upcoming Webinars

Connect, learn, and engage with the global suicide prevention community through IASP webinars. Our webinars bring together experts, researchers, clinicians, policymakers, advocates, and individuals with lived experience to explore emerging research, innovative practices, and real-world insights.

Our webinars explore emerging research, innovative practices, and lived experiences from around the world, fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration across communities. Whether you’re a professional in the field, a policymaker, or someone passionate about making a difference, IASP webinars offer valuable insights and opportunities to engage with leading voices in suicide prevention.

Browse and register for our upcoming webinars below to be part of these important conversations shaping the future of suicide prevention.

Mental Health Care Experiences, Access, and Unmet Need Among Transgender and Non-binary Communities

Unmet mental health care need among transgender and non-binary (TNB) people is high, largely due to structural barriers to care resulting from stigma. Drawing on research from Trans PULSE Canada, a community-based study on TNB health, guest speaker Heather Santos explores two key questions: which social identities and positions are associated with higher unmet mental health care need? and what are the experiences of TNB people when accessing care from various mental health care providers? 

Heather Santos is a Postdoctoral Scholar at Pennsylvania State University and Adjunct Professor at Drexel University in Pennsylvania, USA. Heather is an epidemiologist whose work takes an intersectional approach to examining suicide risk among sexual and gender minorities, with a particular interest in adolescent populations.

The webinar will be chaired by Dr Hazel Marzetti (she/her), Co-Chair of the IASP LGBTQIA+ Special Interest Group and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh’s School of Health in Social Science. Hazel leads research related to suicide and suicide prevention, with specialist expertise in LGBTQIA+ suicide and suicide prevention.

Partnerships for Life Global Webinar Series: Europe Region

Join us for the next instalment of the Partnerships for Life Global Webinar Series on Thursday, 22 October 2026, focusing on rethinking needs and responses after suicide, assisted suicide, euthanasia or suicide attempt. 

This 60-minute session, chaired by Europe regional co-leads Professor Vita Poštuvan and Professor Thomas Niederkrotenthaler, will feature presentations on postvention, bereavement support and the needs of significant others, followed by discussion. We will be joined by guest speakers Dr Eve Griffin, Dr Zrinka Laido and Professor Dolores Angela Castelli Dransart.

Join us to hear from European experts advancing more compassionate, evidence-informed responses for people affected by suicide, suicide attempt, assisted suicide and euthanasia.

Suicide Prevention in the Criminal Justice Sector

Join us for the launch of the IASP Suicide Prevention in the Criminal Justice Sector Special Interest Group (SIG) on Tuesday 3 November 2026, and help shape a new international community focused on reducing suicide and improving support for people in contact with criminal justice systems. Suicide prevention in prisons, police custody, probation and other criminal justice settings presents complex challenges. Addressing them requires collaboration across disciplines, sectors and countries, and the new SIG aims to create a space for exactly that. Whether you are already working in this field or simply have an interest in suicide prevention and criminal justice, we would love you to be part of the conversation.
 
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