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Join our Zero Suicide Institute team for events centered around safer suicide care.
We host online webinar discussions, speak in-person at conferences, and provide online and in-person training opportunities. Use the filter on the left to sort through upcoming events. Be sure to toggle over to past events to find resources and recordings.
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Prevention First | Building Your Zero Suicide Initiative
Prevention First with support from the Illinois Department of Public Health invites Behavioral Health Care professionals to an online webinar.
AMSR-Outpatient Training | June 2026
Register by June 2nd to be trained online in Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk for Outpatient Professionals.
Conference | AAS 2026
EDC experts will spotlight successful approaches to transforming suicide prevention and care at the 59th Annual American Association of Suicidology Conference on May 17 to 22 in St. Louis,…
Conference | NatCon26
Connect with EDC experts at NatCon26, the National Council for Mental Wellbeing's annual conference, in Colorado.
AMSR-Outpatient Training | May 2026
Register by April 20th to be trained online in Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk for Outpatient Professionals.
Webinar | Missouri Zero Suicide Webinar: Leading Zero Suicide in Health and…
Missouri Department of Mental Health in partnership with the Missouri Behavioral Health Council cordially invites Missouri professionals to an online webinar.
Webinar | Advancing Zero Suicide as a Frontline Provider: The Power of Lived…
Join us for a panel discussion exploring how frontline staff with lived experience support and inform Zero Suicide implementation.
Webinar | Zero Suicide SAMHSA Grant Drop-In Session B
Applying for funding for Zero Suicide? We can help!
Webinar | Zero Suicide SAMHSA Grant Drop-In Session A
Applying for funding for Zero Suicide? We can help!
AMSR-Outpatient Training | March 2026
Register by March 12th to be trained online in Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk for Outpatient Professionals.