Our new paper utilising data from the Victoria Suicide Register. Relative risk of suicide following exposure to recent stressors, Victoria, Australia - Clapperton - - Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/17…

So grateful for the funding Australian Rotary Health . Looking forward to working on this with Jane Pirkis, Lyndal Bugeja and Jeremy Dwyer

Understanding suicide: what is lived/living experience in suicide prevention? Share your thoughts: bit.ly/2UuTwLH #suicideprevention #livedexperience #suicidepreventionresearch #beyondsuicideresearch Dr Myfanwy Maple 🎗 Dr Sarah Wayland (she/her) BeyondSuicideResearch @UNEhealth @sydhealth

William Callaghan went missing but finding him again delivered a lesson in understanding autism abc.net.au/news/2020-06-1… via ABC Australia

Join us for this fantastic discussion with Prof Jane Pirkis, Ella Arensman, Keith Hawton Oxford Psychiatry, Prof David Gunnnell Suicide and Self-Harm Research, Bristol & Prof Thomas Niederkrotenthaler T Niederkrotenthaler Register: bit.ly/2ZQqDwj International Association for Suicide Prevention Hogrefe Publishing Rory O'Connor American Association of Suicidology

Speaker Announcement: Professor Jane Pirkis is the Director of the Centre for Mental Health at the University of Melbourne. She has a particular interest in reporting and portrayal of suicide in news and entertainment media. Find out more: suicidepreventionaust.org/connect-2020/ #Connect2020

A 📚study led by Prof. Jane Pirkis has found that suicide rates in upper-middle-to-high income countries did not increase during the pandemic's early months.

This novel study is looking at the effects of viewing a video on men’s health and wellbeing. To participate, you must identify as a man, be 18 or older and live in Australia. You can access the study here: university-melbourne.websurvey.net.au/media-rct/ Angela Nicholas Melbourne School of Population and Global Health

“Suicide prevention is not a health system issue – it is a critical human issue that requires us to broaden the insufficiently narrow health approach to a whole of community and whole of government approach.” - Roses in the Ocean CEO @Brony_Edwards speaks at #IASPGOLDCOAST2021

An important campaign kicks off today. Congrats to our members University of Melbourne Centre for Mental Health - Melbourne School of Population & Global Health Prof Jane Pirkis, Angela Nicholas and also Gotcha4Life for your involvement in this male #SuicidePrevention project. #BoysDoCry