The Office of Suicide Prevention and Zero Suicide Colorado are excited to be in community with clinicians, practitioners, and professionals on a state-wide platform to deliver education and resources regarding the 7 elements of the Zero Suicide Framework and more. We are currently seeking speakers/facilitators for the 2024 Learning Collaborative space. If you are interested in speaking, facilitating, and sharing your work and experience related to suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention please take some time to fill out this form! If you would like to recommend someone or an organization please fill out this fill and the OSP team will reach out.
Please read the following information before completing the interest from:
Zero Suicide Learning Collaborative Logistics
- Duration: 1 Hour
- Dates: The fourth Thursday of every month
- Times: 10am-11am MST; 5 minutes intro/welcome, 45 minutes to present, 5-10 minutes Q&A
Topics can range from, but not limited to:
- Lived Experience
- Zero Suicide Implementation
- Screening, Assessment, and Safety Planning
- Follow-Up Services
- Equity in Suicide Prevention
- BIPOC Community and Suicide
- LGBTQIA2S+ and Suicide
- Postvention Efforts: After a Suicide Attempt or Suicide Loss
- Gun Safety and Suicide
- Youth and Young Adult Suicide Prevention
Audience information:
- 90-120 people ranging in expertise and field within suicide prevention work
- Health systems professionals, clinicians, non-profit professionals, OSP grantees, etc.
- Link to Zero Suicide Colorado and past recordings HERE
- Zero Suicide Framework information HERE
Office of Suicide Prevention Equity Statement: OSP grounds its strategies in research that recognizes the systemic causes behind many kinds of injury and violence. The Office works to reduce suicidal despair, attempts, and deaths by identifying and implementing solutions that dismantle oppressive systems. We work with community partners to prioritize equity in all of our programs and practices. Read full statement here.
Office of Suicide Prevention Mission: OSP’s mission is to serve as the lead entity for suicide prevention, intervention supports, and postvention efforts in Colorado, collaborating with communities statewide to reduce the number of suicide deaths and attempts.
Read annual report here.
