When we come together, we remind each other that hope is still possible, even on days that feel heavier than the last. 💙 Healing happens when communities gather, take time to discuss grief, and acknowledge that everyone heals in their own way and at their own pace.
Julie met David in medical school before losing him to suicide in 2011. Julie used her medical background to support the program Clinical Approach to Preventing Suicide: An Introduction, which highlights the clinician’s role in preventing suicide. Read: https://t.co/e0wG21Inmr
“Heated Rivalry’s Depiction of Suicide Loss Lets Viewers Know It’s Okay to Talk About It… and Shows How to Do So.”
Read the Article Here: https://t.co/ujYf69a0KW
At AFSP's Long-Term Survivors of Suicide Loss Summit, July 16-19, 2026 in Baltimore, long-term loss survivors will have the opportunity to hear keynote speakers, find hope and healing, and form community. 👥 🤝 💙 Register here: https://t.co/REf765itjR
Have you registered for The Overnight yet? We can’t wait for you to walk into the dawn with us, June 13 in Chicago.
Register Here: https://t.co/DuhRFd0S1E
Researchers Dr. Jane Pearson, Ph.D., and Dr. Holly Wilcox, Ph.D will be recognized for their suicide research advancements at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's 37th Annual Lifesavers Gala on May 7, 2026. Read more: https://t.co/uEoPwQFX8U
"Grieving Is More Than Sadness.” In this episode of Strong Talk, passionate mental health advocate April Simpkins opens up to host Vic Armstrong about losing her daughter, former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, to suicide.
Listen Here: https://t.co/5ZkVfyZNMV
National Volunteer Week begins April 19! “I Know a Guy”: Getting Through the Storm Thanks to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Volunteers.”
Read the article here: https://t.co/7SYqW7s70q
After losing his older brother Jason to suicide, Tom struggled to answer the question “Do you have any siblings?” Years later, Tom is finally comfortable with answering that question with “I had a brother.” Read: https://t.co/Le4Oetnrb8
Nationwide, advocates will meet with their state public officials to share their personal stories and connections to the cause for Advocacy Action Days. 📣 These powerful stories have the potential to make a difference. Read: https://t.co/0yWM80YYoP
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More mental health advice is being shared on social media. Where’s the line between content and care? Vic sits down with Shani Tran, a licensed professional clinical counselor, to discuss her journey posting on social media. Listen: https://t.co/E8h2Jduhsr
Your grief is yours alone, shaped by your memories, your life, and your connection with the loved one you lost. 💙 Even though no two experiences are the same, connection can bring comfort. For resources, visit https://t.co/mNDVkuz2Ei
AFSP commends the Administration for reversing its previous decision to terminate thousands of suicide prevention and mental health grants at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Read more: https://t.co/k6CzN2Hc1E
The moment you've been waiting for...our 2026 Overnight will take place in Chicago on June 13th! 💙 Our Walkers last walked through the night for suicide prevention in Chicago in 2009— almost 20 years ago. Register at https://t.co/jWaYgSP8Wv. We can't wait to walk with you!
As we welcome in a new year, we reflect on our accomplishments over the past year. 💙 Our 2025 Annual Report provides readers a glimpse of the work we’ve done nationally, and through our hard-working network of local chapters across the country. Read: https://t.co/kjZRi97PJt
This January through May, join thousands of Volunteer Advocates at state capitals nationwide for Advocacy Action Days and meet with state officials to raise awareness about suicide prevention policies. Find an event near you: https://t.co/86bnA0fZfN
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Dr. Jill and Chris Munden, AFSP’s Senior Manager of Research & Dissemination, discuss some of the research that has shown that suicide can be prevented & share some of the practical methods that may help someone in a crisis. 💙 Listen: https://t.co/7KQVhqNR4i #Science2StopSuicide