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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 💙🔗

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

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

Annual Report 2025 :: AFSP By bringing people together, we can create communities who look out for each other, cheer each other on, notice when someone needs help, and take action.

Our #OutOfTheDarkness Walks are how many people are first introduced to our mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide — and their impact is undeniable. 💙

Read the full 2025 Annual Report: annual2025.afsp.org 🔗📝

#HopeWalksHere

Sunday Scaries are real.

If the week ahead feels overwhelming, slow down tonight. Go for a walk, read a book, talk with a friend, or take a moment to breathe.

You’re not alone. 💙

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 www.theovernight.org/teams/AFSPNe...
#TheOvernight

Valentine’s Day reminder:

You are loved.
You are worthy.
You are not alone.

If you need support, call or text 988. 💙

#YouAreNotAlone #988Lifeline #AFSPNebraska

Policy starts with you.

Join us for Advocacy Action Day on Feb. 24, 2026, at the Nebraska State Capitol as we advocate for mental health and suicide prevention policies.

Learn more & register: 2026-nebraska-advocacy-action-day-fvmyq.attendease.com

#AdvocacyActionDay #MentalHealthAdvocacy

This February marks the 100th anniversary of #BlackHistoryMonth.

We commemorate the contributions of Black and African American people and empower you with resources created by experts in Black and African American suicide prevention.

Visit: afsp.org/mental-healt...

Artwork by Lo Harris

Campus Walks are a time to come together and say, “I’m here for you.”

When you walk for suicide prevention, you stand with loved ones and strangers nationwide — spreading hope and advocating for a world without suicide.

Share this with someone you’d like to walk with.👟🫂

If you’re feeling overwhelmed today, please know support is available.

Big emotions can come up during uncertain moments, and reaching out is a sign of strength.

📞 Call or text 988 anytime.

Everyone carries loss in some way. We are all grieving something. No matter how big or small, we can make space to acknowledge whatever we are grieving and the emotions that come with it.

Find support at afsp.org/loss

As we reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, we are reminded of the need for equitable mental health care.

At AFSP, we reaffirm our commitment to addressing the root causes of inequities through research, advocacy, and education, and building inclusive communities.

🖼️ by Jessica Molina

From sadness and anger to love and even laughter, grief can bring up a wide range of emotions. No matter what you’re feeling, remember, you’re allowed to feel it. It’s important to acknowledge those emotions as they come instead of holding them in.

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: lnk.to/afsp_strong-...

We can find support and hope by having honest conversations with one another. 💙

Grief can feel a little lighter when you don’t have to carry it alone. Sharing your story and hearing others’ can bring comfort and hope when you need it most. 💙

Come together with other loss survivors at afsp.org/supportgroups

Let 2026 be a year full of ✨ hope ✨

Hope that we will reach more communities with suicide prevention resources. Hope for suicide loss survivors. Hope that you will join us this year by volunteering with your local AFSP chapter. 💙

Learn more at afsp.org/chapters

When it feels like the weight of the world is too much to carry, you don’t have to hold it alone. Dial 9️⃣8️⃣8️⃣ to connect with people who care, 24/7. Help is a call or text away. 💬🫂

You are doing better than you think. #MentalHealthMatters #Hope #SuicidePrevention

Join us in our mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide. #AFSPNebraska #SuicidePrevention #Hope