October 2025

Photo by Dan Stephens on Unsplash The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) announced $8.5 million in new research funding for genetics, neurobiology, therapies, interventions, and more. This brings their total investment for the coming year to over $30 million, supporting 36 new grants focused on understanding and preventing suicide through diverse approaches such as […]

Photo by Gregory Hayes on Unsplash Communities across Oklahoma are being urged to recognize the warning signs of farm financial stress and its link to increased suicide risk. The discussion highlights how unpredictable weather, fluctuating commodity prices, and rising production costs amplify the pressure on farmers, often leading to feelings of isolation, hopelessness, and despair.

Photo by Bermix Studio on Unsplash A local clinic has launched a suicide prevention campaign specifically aimed at women veterans, with the message: “We are here for you.” The article highlights the unique challenges faced by women who have served in the military, including trauma, isolation, and the burden of unspoken pain. The clinic’s initiative

Photo by Jeswin Thomas on Unsplash The Arizona Department of Education has entered into a partnership to combat teen suicide. This initiative, developed in collaboration with organizations such as the JED Foundation and AHCCCS, aims to provide comprehensive suicide prevention training for school staff and create sustainable mental health support systems in Arizona schools. According

Photo by kiryl on Unsplash Suicide now claims more lives among Generation Z than it did in previous generations. Recent statistics show that nearly 1 in 5 Gen Z high school students have seriously considered suicide, with 18.8% reporting suicidal ideation, 15.7% making a suicide plan, and 8.9% attempting suicide. These numbers are deeply troubling