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suicide prevention

Emergency Medical Technicians approach a scene.

First responders to receive cards for navigating suicide loss

July 5, 2021

Society & Culture

Nebraska Union

Suicide prevention walk is April 18

April 10, 2021

Kate Smith

Smith creates design to help educate, save lives

March 29, 2021

Long-term care

Public Policy Center launching new project for long-term care providers

February 5, 2021

Society & Culture

REACH, an acronym that stands for the steps in the process of preventing suicide, teaches participants to: recognize warning signs, engage with empathy, ask directly about suicide, communicate hope, and help suicidal individuals access care and treatment.

REACH and QPR Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper training available

January 13, 2021

Public Policy Center continuing work to prevent suicide

December 23, 2020

Society & Culture

REACH

Suicide prevention training is Nov. 17-18

November 12, 2020

Kate Speck

Speck to retire from Public Policy Center

October 26, 2020

PPC suicide prevention

PPC collaborating on youth suicide prevention project

September 10, 2020

The University Health Center transitions to summer hours beginning May 6.

REACH training session open to faculty, staff

June 14, 2019

UNL Students walk by Morrill Hall during the 2018 Out of the Darkness Walk. Photo by Marcella Mercer.

Huskers to walk for suicide prevention April 7

April 3, 2019

By the end of the spring semester, Nebraska plans to have 1,500 volunteers trained on how to recognize mental health issues and how to direct individuals to resources for assistance. The suicide prevention program is led by Big Red Resilience and Well-being.

Grant expands university’s suicide prevention program

January 30, 2019