National Association of Retrospective Fatality Analysts

Putting Suicide Loss Survivors First. Supporting Coroners, Clinicians, and Communities.

Safe Messaging After Suicide: Media Guidance, Community Dialogue, and Digital Risk
Feb
3

Safe Messaging After Suicide: Media Guidance, Community Dialogue, and Digital Risk

This webinar explores how we communicate about suicide in ways that support safety, dignity, and healing across communities. Featuring Janet Schnell, LCSW, a suicide loss survivor and co-author of the Retrospective Fatality Analysis (RFA) protocol, and Dr. Karla Hunter, Professor of Communication Studies in the School of Communication and Journalism at South Dakota State University, it is designed for coroners and medical examiners, public health professionals, coalition and community leaders, counselors and clinicians, suicide prevention practitioners, and suicide loss survivors who want practical guidance for navigating communication after suicide across public, personal, and online spaces.

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From Data to Impact: Suicide Prevention Strategies in Colorado
Dec
2

From Data to Impact: Suicide Prevention Strategies in Colorado

Seth Tyra

Join us for a webinar with Seth Tyra, Suicide Prevention Commission Coordinator for Colorado’s Office of Suicide Prevention. They will share how statewide prevention efforts are shaped by data and lived experience, including collaboration with Coroners and Medical Examiners on the Suicide Death Investigation Form. Seth’s dedication is deeply personal, honoring the memory of their father, Steve, who died by suicide in 2004.

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