American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - Nebraska Chapter

In just one week, thousands will join together in Chicago to walk through the night to fight su***de. The connections people make last a lifetime, and the funds you raise will save lives.

It’s not too late to register and join us for the 2026 Overnight Walk but, if you’re unable to walk with us here are a few ways you can support this year’s event:
📱 Join as a virtual participant
📢 Cheer on walkers at a cheering station
💙 Donate to a fundraiser

Join us at theovernight.org

Research tells us that Black men are experiencing increasing rates of su***de in recent years. 💙

By integrating digital health strategies, such as ecological momentary assessment (EMA) using smartphones, to assess individuals’ experiences in social environments, including instances of racial discrimination, the goal is greater understanding of experiences that increase Black men’s risk for su***de.

Help us continue funding this critical research and consider making a gift at afsp.org/give

This , AFSP is hosting its first national, public presentation of Pride Pathways: Su***de Prevention for LGBTQ+ Communities and Allies, aiming to deepen understanding of su***de’s impact on the LGBTQ+ community. 🏳️‍🌈

Join us on one of the following dates:
💻 June 15th at 4p.m. ET 🔗 https://pridepathwaysnatl.attendease.com/
💬 June 25 at 8:30 p.m. ET 🔗 https://pride-pathways-natl2.attendease.com/

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We all have a role to play in preventing LGBTQ+ su***de.

This , AFSP is excited to launch Pride Pathways: Su***de Prevention for LGBTQ+ Communities and Allies, a 90-minute presentation designed to deepen understanding of how su***de impacts the LGBTQ+ community.

Intended for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies, participants will learn:
🏳️‍🌈 How su***de affects the LGBTQ+ community
⚠️ How to recognize su***de risk factors, protective factors, and warning signs
💙 And more

Learn more at the link in our bio 🔗

In 2024, su***de-related deaths were four times higher among males than females.

This , let’s remember that seeking help is a sign of strength. By supporting one another, fighting su***de, and challenging stigma, we can build a future where no one suffers alone.

Artwork by Dan Lee

June is ! 🏳️‍🌈💙

At AFSP, we’re dedicated to celebrating, supporting, and protecting the mental health and well-being of the LGBTQ+ community. Together, we can break the stigma, lift each other up, and save lives.

Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing LGBTQ+ stories, insights, and mental health resources.

🎨 Beautiful artwork by Wednesday Holmes

We’re live at Lily’s Car Show at Oakview (Old Sears building) in Omaha supporting su***de prevention! 🦋

Come stop by and show your support, we’re here until 2 PM today.

Every conversation matters. You are not alone. 💙

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