It's time we talk away the dark.
Suicide is a topic that hides in the shadows. All too often it goes unaddressed, even when we may sense someone is struggling.
It’s time we shed some light on this leading cause of death.
On June 13, AFSP will host its 31st Overnight Walk in Chicago where thousands will walk 16+ miles from dusk to dawn, bringing awareness to and raising money for suicide prevention.
Read more: https://t.co/1OJ0Zoo3ED
AFSP is hosting its first presentation of Pride Pathways: Suicide Prevention for LGBTQ+ Communities and Allies, deepening understanding of suicide’s impact on the LGBTQ+ community.
Join us:
6/15: https://t.co/axwSpxPH6F
6/25: https://t.co/x9MjxohCH6
Suicide remains a major public health challenge in the U.S.
More than 48,000 Americans died by suicide in 2024, making it the nation’s 10th leading cause of death. Read the full Pain in the Nation 2026 report by @TFAH to learn more: https://t.co/JeOjSeEsyk
AFSP is hosting its first national public presentations of Pride Pathways: Suicide Prevention for LGBTQ+ Communities and Allies to deepen understanding of suicide in the LGBTQ+ community.
Read: https://t.co/VApMrNlmA6
This #PrideMonth, AFSP is excited to launch Pride Pathways: Suicide Prevention for LGBTQ+ Communities and Allies, a presentation designed to deepen understanding of how suicide impacts the LGBTQ+ community.
Learn more🔗 https://t.co/tAZaradzbu
In 2024, suicide-related deaths were four times higher among males than females.
This #MensHealthMonth, let’s remember that seeking help is a sign of strength. By supporting one another, we can build a future where no one suffers alone.
Artwork by Dan Lee
June is #PrideMonth! 🏳️🌈💙
At AFSP, we're dedicated to celebrating, supporting, and protecting the mental health and well-being of the LGBTQ+ community. Together, we can break the stigma, lift each other up, and save lives.
Artwork by Wednesday Holmes
For every life lost, at least 135 people are affected. That means more than 6.5 million people experience the ripple effects of suicide every year. Family members. Friends. Entire communities. 💙
Give: https://t.co/9xSW65H3wK
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
There is no "right way” to grieve. What matters is knowing you don’t have to move through it alone. 💙
Healing begins with connection. Find yours at the Lon Term Survivors of Suicide Loss Summit from July 16 - 19 in Baltimore, Maryland. Register at https://t.co/CjO44KRgW1
Suicide is a leading cause of death, and requires a strong organization to fight it.
@afspnational’s CEO, Robert Gebbia, and @jedfoundation’s CEO, John MacPhee, share this message about AFSP/JED.
Learn more at https://t.co/5yUjZMp0GS and https://t.co/9tALgOHwBu.
Every day in the U.S., 17 veterans die by suicide.
What's driving this crisis, and how can we stop it? Today, host Vic Armstrong brings together advocates from different veterans' mental health organizations who are approaching this problem.
Listen: https://t.co/nVlkjN3aWX
Join us in the fight to stop this leading cause of death. 📣
There’s no easier way to make an impact in the fight against suicide than by making a gift to help us reach our goal of raising ✨ a million in May.✨
Give: https://t.co/Io1Dyh3cjH
I had the honor of recognizing Robert Gebbia on the House Floor this week as he begins his well-earned retirement after nearly 30 years of incredible leadership in suicide prevention.
Under his leadership, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention became the nation’s leading organization in advancing mental health awareness, research, and support for communities across the country.
Thank you, Robert, for your decades of compassion, advocacy, and service!
As an Asian American male, Vuong grew up with mental health stigma.
"I want to create a world in which people, especially those of color, can openly have conversations about mental health and suicide prevention."
Read: https://t.co/y7Sjyg7cgb
#AAPIMonth
While we know that many factors can affect your mental health, we also know that community is a protective factor against suicide. 💙
Community is a useful and lasting way of strengthening our own mental health while being there for one another. 🫂✨
Congratulations to @vibrantforall on being selected by @samhsagov to continue as the national administrator of the @988Lifeline for the next 5 years, where they will continue to strengthen compassionate care through this life-saving resource.
Read:
https://t.co/8teqTrCh7g
Join us on 5/19 for Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention in the Construction Industry, a version of AFSP’s flagship suicide prevention education program tailored for the construction industry. 🦺💛
Register: https://t.co/DzBVhL8TmK
A trip to the barbershop is an opportunity to connect.
Jimmy Evans created the Barbershop Therapy Foundation, which trains barbers in marginalized communities to advocate for mental health and connect clients with resources.
Listen: https://t.co/5M8n8Z3WMm