Today is #EmployeeAppreciationDay 💙
Our mission is to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide. Our values and dedication to our employees reflect that. Learn about why a career with us matters at afsp.org/careers
There is power in community — and this January, that came to life as volunteers gathered for our Chapter Leadership Conference.
As Chapter Leadership Council member, Amy Grosso, PhD, recaps the event, highlighting moments of connection and learning. Read: afsp.org/story/the-po...
Only 100 days until The Overnight, but who’s counting? 🤭
Join us for a night of hope and healing. The connections people make last a lifetime, and the funds you raise will save lives.💙
Register at theovernight.org
Although a traumatic brain injury can profoundly change someone's life, it doesn't have to be the end of the story.
In this episode, Dr. Jill speaks with Dr. Lisa Brenner about why people who've suffered TBIs can experience suicidal ideation.
Listen 🎧 https://lnk.to/afsp_ask-dr-jill_tbi
As part of our commitment to public education on suicide, we launched the Safe Storytelling Studio, an online hub featuring safe storytelling guidance on suicide for journalists, social media creators and the entertainment industry.
Read: afsp.org/story/digita...
It’s Pisces season ♓
At AFSP, we love our Pisces community. Your empathy, creativity, and passion shines through in your commitment to our mission. Level up your impact this year and host an ✨ AFSP birthday fundraiser ✨
Get started: afsp.org/birthday
On World Teen Mental Wellness Day, we want to remind you that mental health conversations are critical in supporting teen mental health. 💙
Starting a conversation does not need to be uncomfortable, and it can make all the difference. 💬 For tips, visit seizetheawkward.org
It’s #WomensHistoryMonth – and women suicide prevention researchers are making history every day in the quest to learn more.💙
This month, we will highlight women researchers who are making a difference in suicide prevention as well as research around women's mental health.
Find connection and healing with other long-term survivors of suicide loss.
Our Long-Term Survivors of Suicide Loss Summit will explore topics of grief, loss, and healing through workshops, group discussions, wellness activities, and more.
Register: afsp.org/survivorsummit 💙🔗
In the latest Seize the Awkward campaign, we collaborated with The Ad Council and NAMI to highlight ways youth can check in on each other. The campaign features influencer duos Jade and Jadah and sisters Alexa and Danielle Hendricks.
Read: thehowler.news/bryght-young...
We know students have midterms, Spring Break, and more coming up, but make sure an #OutOfTheDarkness Campus Walk is also on your spring semester to-do list!
Walk alongside your peers to remind them that no one is alone. Register: afsp.org/campuswalks
#HopeWalksHere
Suicide impacts the construction industry at a high rate, but there is always hope, and suicide can often be prevented.
🛠️ Support construction worker mental health and join us at a Construction #HikeForHope near you. 💛👷 Register at afsp.org/hikeforhope
Culturally relevant mental health resources are critical in fighting suicide among historically marginalized and underserved communities.
This #BlackHistoryMonth, and all year long, refer to these resources: afsp.org/story/mental-health-resources-for-black-and-african-american-communities
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's 37th Annual Lifesavers Gala will take place on May 7, 2026, in New York City, recognizing honorees including U.S. Figure Skater Gracie Gold and Radio and TV Personality Carson Daly.
Read: afsp.org/story/distin...
Tell your classmates mental health matters and attend an #OutOfTheDarkness Campus Walk.
These walks are our signature student fundraising series, designed to engage youth in suicide prevention.
Register: afsp.org/campuswalks
You don’t have to carry your grief alone — community, connection, and support are here for you.✨ 💙
Join long-term survivors of suicide loss for a weekend of connection, understanding, and empowerment. Register: afsp.org/survivorsummit
Did you register for the 2026 Chicago Overnight on June 13th yet? 💙🌃
Join us for another unforgettable evening of walking, hope, and community. Register now: theovernight.org/register
#TheOvernight
Throughout recent Olympic seasons, Team USA has expanded its psychological services and resources, recognizing that mental health is as important as physical wellness. As a result, more athletes are normalizing having mental health conversations.
Read: www.usatoday.com/story/sports...
Our Hike for Hope events send a clear message: mental health matters in the construction industry.
Find a Hike for Hope event in your community at afsp.org/hikeforhope
Join us at 6pm EST for L.E.T.S. Save Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention for Black and African American Communities.
Register: lets-bhm.attendease.com
It's okay to ask for help. 💙
Save the date for the 2026 Long-Term Survivors of Suicide Loss Summit 💙
Join fellow long-term survivors of suicide loss for a weekend of connection, understanding, and empowerment.
Register at afsp.org/survivorsummit
Grief is a complex emotion, but it can co-exist with emotions like joy — and that’s okay.
Mental health advocate April Simpkins opens up to host Vic Armstrong about losing her daughter, former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, to suicide.
Listen to Strong Talk 🎧 lnk.to/afsp_strong-...
🧠 Differences in brain-based decision-making and impulse control can shape suicide risk, reveals a study by Gerd Wagner, PhD and Fabrice Jollant, MD, PhD.
Read the full roundup: afsp.org/story/februa...
#Science2StopSuicide
🩺 Psychiatric hospitalization impacts safety and emotional well-being for suicidal adolescents, finds a study by Marisa Marraccini, PhD.
🧒 A study by Mark Ferro, PhD, reveals that chronic health conditions and mental health challenges affect suicide risk in adolescents
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Suicide prevention research findings you need to know this February 🔍
💙 A study by Leslie Adams, PhD, MPH, found that racism and masculine norms can shape suicide risk and help-seeking among Black men.
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Veterans and their communities need our support. 💙
By attending Talk Saves Lives: Supporting Our Veterans, you can learn about the impact of suicide among veterans, along with practical ways to recognize warning signs for suicide, and more.
Learn more: afsp.org/tsl-sovsk
This week, join us for a presentation on suicide prevention for Black and African American communities, created by and for Black people.
Join us for L.E.T.S. Save Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention for Black and African American Communities: https://lets-bhm.attendease.com/
We can't wait to be back in Chicago for our 2026 Overnight Walk! 💙
The 31st Overnight Walk will start and end at Navy Pier on June 13, 2026 ⚓ 🚢. We hope to see you there! Register at theovernight.org
#TheOvernight
Join us for L.E.T.S. Save Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention for Black and African American Communities to foster conversations about mental health, raise awareness of suicide prevention for Black or African American people, and more.
Register: https://lets-bhm.attendease.com/
