International Women’s Day 2024
International Women’s Day is an annual day of celebration on March 8, observed with a focus on issues such as gender equality, women empowerment, and reproductive rights.
International Women’s Day is an annual day of celebration on March 8, observed with a focus on issues such as gender equality, women empowerment, and reproductive rights.
There is much to reflect upon and look forward to as we embark on 2024. As we enter this new year, our shared commitment to preventing suicide and suicidal behaviour remains unwavering.
For 2024-2026, we invite you to participate in this global consultation process towards identifying our next triennial World Suicide Prevention Day theme.
National suicide prevention strategies aim to establish a coordinated and sustained multi-sectoral approach to the prevention of suicide, yet only around 40 countries currently have a formalised national strategy to reduce suicides.
Partnerships for Life is a flagship initiative established by the International Association for Suicide Prevention that aims to expedite efforts globally to reduce the incidence of suicide and suicidal behaviour.
The ‘Reach In, Reach Out’ podcast series aims to encourage understanding around the complexities of suicide, reduce stigma surrounding the topic and spark meaningful conversations.
IASP’s COVID-19 Resource Centre aims to provide information for those seeking resources related to the pandemic and suicidal behaviour, suicidal ideation and self-harm.
⚠️ Out today:
Our new @IASPinfo CRISIS editorial led by our inspiring @HazelMarzetti on the recent political changes and legislative actions against queer people around the world and implications for suicide prevention.
Free access, please share!
Link: https://doi.org/10.1027/0227-5910/a000950
At LifeLine International, our Members are breaking barriers to crisis support in rural Africa. Zelnadia De Waal from Namibia reminds us, accessibility is key. A simple phone can connect 600M people to help, in their language.
#crisissupport
#DecriminaliseSuicideWorldwide
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