The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released the preliminary revised causes of death data including deaths by suicide in 2023. This revised data replaces the original data released by the ABS, Thursday, 10 October 2024. Access a summary of the data: bit.ly/43T6jLK

Australian media professionals now have access to a new guide featuring practical advice to support safe, sensitive communication about child and youth suicide. Access this free new resource here: bit.ly/4lg4SxQ This resource was developed in partnership with headspace,

Demee Rheinberger, researcher at Black Dog Institute and the University of New South Wales shares the findings from her recent research - Exploring parent support needs during and after adolescent suicide-related emergency department visits. Learn more: bit.ly/45RCgXn

Everymind is currently seeking an experienced Research Officer to join our team! Applications close next Monday, 7 July 2025. Learn more and apply: everymind.org.au/careers

The way media communicates about child and youth suicide can have a profound impact on young people and the wider community. Access a free guide designed to support safe, respectful communication including more tips like the ones below: bit.ly/4lg4SxQ

Everymind acknowledges and supports National NAIDOC Week (6-13 July). This year marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week with the theme, ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy’, celebrating the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and focusing on

Everymind is currently recruiting for several positions, including Senior Project Officer and Project Officer. Applications for Senior Project Officer close on Monday, 21 July 2025. Applications for Project Officer close on Tuesday, 22 July 2025. Learn more and apply:

We are thrilled to announce our partners for the upcoming Prevention in Practice Summit 2025: Manna Institute, Mental Health Commission of NSW, and Prevention United. The Summit will be held in Sydney on Wednesday, 24 September, and the program and ticket sales will be available later this week!

The way media communicates about child and youth suicide can have a profound impact on young people and the wider community. Access a free guide designed to support safe, respectful communication including more tips like the ones below: bit.ly/4lg4SxQ

New research has identified significant room for improvement in how Australian news organisations portray mental illness and suicide on social media in ways that reduce audience exposure to content that could perpetuate stigma and cause harm. Read more: bit.ly/4fclJA5

Are you a creator working on a project for screen or stage that includes themes such as mental health concerns or suicide? Everymind provides free support including advice around potential audience impact, and safe, authentic portrayal. Talk to our team: bit.ly/3N4TpTR

Have you registered to attend the Prevention in Practice Summit yet? Explore the program and secure your tickets: everymind.org.au/prevention-in-… #PreventionInPractice2025

This free Mindframe guide, developed in partnership with Centre of Best Practice 🖤 💛 ❤️ Prevention 💙 💚, empowers journalists to deliver stories about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suicide that are safe for interviewees, First Nations communities, & media audiences. Access it here: bit.ly/46GwJ6z

We’re pleased to share our most recent impact summaries for the six-month period, January to June 2025. Access the full reports: everymind.org.au/institute/repo…

Meet our Summit speakers! Shannon Harvey is the Founder of Spark Studios, and Director of internationally acclaimed documentaries, The Connection: Mind Your Body and My Year of Living Mindfully. Her latest project, Raising Superheroes, is a feature documentary and global campaign

Introducing one our Summit featured speakers, Dr Alex Hains. Alex is currently acting Head of the National Suicide Prevention Office, a specialist unit created to assist governments achieve a more comprehensive and coordinated national approach to suicide prevention. In his work,