“The Power of Community”: AFSP’s 2025 Annual Report examines the impact we made this past year thanks to our staff, partners, and dedicated volunteers, from education, advocacy, education, and loss support, to the Out of the Darkness Walks, campaigns and culture, and much more.

In a special episode of Strong Talk for Black History Month, Vic Armstrong talks with Shahem Mclaurin – a Black, genderqueer licensed clinical social worker, therapist, and influencer – about the root causes of mental health disparities, and how a strong community can solve them.

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Overnight Walk registration is open! Join us June 13 in Chicago!

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What began as a construction-driven initiative has grown into something larger. Today, Construction Hike for Hope events across the country welcome not only workers from the construction industry, but also their families, friends, veterans, neighbors, and construction industry supporters such as police officers, firefighters, and paramedics.

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AFSP to recognize pioneering and innovative suicide prevention researchers May 6 at its annual Research Awards event.

“Two Paths, One Mission: How Shared Experiences Inspired a New Suicide Prevention Education Program for Medical Professionals” (CAPS program)

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WATCH: “Cultivating Hope in Indigenous Mental Health Media Coverage.” Join journalists and suicide prevention experts as they discuss how media, research, and community voices can better serve Indigenous communities.

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Each year, Advocacy Action Day events bring volunteer advocates and state lawmakers together to talk about how we can and must work together to prevent suicide. Take action and find an event near you!

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“I could see Hannah's mom recognize the pain in other mothers’ eyes. They didn't have to say anything. Just knowing they’d experienced the same type of loss was all they needed to have a mutual understanding of the particular type of pain that comes with suicide.” One volunteer’s first Walk experience, after losing her goddaughter.

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Our latest Research Roundup.

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Suicide prevention is making headlines.

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