Her Campus at MUJ
What is Passive Suicide?
Passive suicide isn’t about making a plan to die, it’s about quietly wishing you didn’t have to exist. This piece explores the invisible space between not wanting to live...
Her Campus at UCF
Events to Attend For National Recovery Month and Suicide Prevention Month
September is National Recovery Month and National Suicide Prevention Month. Here are five ways you can get involved and raise awareness in the Central Florida area.
Her Campus at St. John's
Suicide Prevention Month: What it Means to Me
You are never, ever alone and every month of the year should be suicide awareness month because the awareness deals with human lives and how we can always be...
Her Campus at UCF
5 Observances You Should Know This September
Discussing the five observances within the month of September.
Her Campus at OSU
After Suicide Awareness Month: Remembering the Cause
Suicide Awareness Month is over, but the fight against suicide remains. What can we do every day to honor those affected and help those recovering?
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Yellow September Is Over, But Psychological Struggle Isn’t: Learn How To Help People In Crisis
Here are some tips a psychologist gave on how to help someone in need
Her Campus at PSU
My Last Letter to My Brother
My last letter to my brother, sharing his life and death with those who struggle with mental health to bring awareness.
Her Campus at Delhi South
13 Reasons Why- An Arrow That Didn’t Hit The Bulls-eye
On 31st March, 2017 Netflix released ‘13 Reasons Why ’, a drama series based on the best-selling novel by Jay Asher. The series narrates the story of a teenager...
Her Campus at Coastal Carolina
On the Road to Building Suicide Awareness and How to Help Those Who Need Us
Suicide Prevention month is dedicated to creating awareness for one of the top 10 leading causes of death in the United States. In order to create this awareness, the...
Her Campus at TCU
Suicide Prevention Month: How 11 Minutes Can Save a Life
The average person can read about 200 to 300 words per minute. This article is around 1,350 words, which means it should take you about five and a half...