Join us Thursday, September 4, or Tuesday, September 9, at 1 p.m. ET for public presentations of AFSP’s new education program, Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Survivors of Suicide Loss. RSVP at one of the links below!

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Watch the latest Elevating Voices for Long-Lasting Change, "Paving the Way for Black Mental Health: A Conversation With Three Founders," to hear from leading Black mental health organizations about the importance of culturally competent care.

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As students start heading back to school this year, it’s important to remember that mental health is just as important as physical health. At the link below, you can find essential mental health and suicide prevention resources specifically for schools.

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AFSP’s upcoming season of Out of the Darkness Community Walks starts in early September! Register today for a Community Walk near you.

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“Ending the Federal LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention Line is a Public Health Failure.”

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Read our recent Real Stories blog by former AFSP qualitative data intern Alaka’i Bene, who wrote about attending the North Carolina Chapter’s Advocacy Action Days event, and how she used data analysis to inform her experience.

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“Talking about Suicide Loss Outside the Family” In this short video, Dawn Smoot recalls her brother's personality, and how his death by suicide affected their community.

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In the latest episode of Strong Talk, Founder and Executive Director of Wellness Action Recovery, Inc., Fonda Bryant, talks about her history with suicidality, and how lived experience has informed her suicide prevention advocacy and education efforts.

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In case you missed it: Watch the latest #RealConvo Concert, featuring musician Jonah Marais, who opens up about his own mental health journey and shares a live musical performance.

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Our latest Research Roundup.

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Suicide prevention is making headlines.

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