Green Beads and Chalk-Stained Sidewalks: Thoughts from Out of the Darkness.
A TWLOHA spring 2014 intern talks about his experience at a recent AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk and what he learned about our shared stories.
Topic: suicide
Listening: An Invisible Healing
A combat medic shares his passion for preventing depression and suicide within the military.
They Have It Wrong.
After her brother’s death, Amanda realized there is much more to suicide than the misconceptions society has taught us.
Open 24/7: Jamie Tworkowski & Craig Gross.
For his "Open 24/7" video series, Craig Gross recently invited our founder to get candid over coffee at a San Diego diner.
International Survivors of Suicide Day 2013.
A former TWLOHA intern and her mother share what their family has lost to suicide—and what they’ve gained through hope and community.
We are stories still going.
Here is what we believe to be some very good news: If you're reading this, if there's air in your lungs on this November day, then there is still hope for you.
Life is Beautiful.
At a recent festival, TWLOHA encountered stories of healing, new life, overcoming shame—and it’s a beautiful thing.
Count On Me.
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, one brave woman tells how abuse once impacted her life and mental health—and how she now helps others find freedom.
Kevin Breel Discusses Depression on TODAY.
After his TED Talk about mental health went viral, activist Kevin Breel spent some time on The TODAY Show to share more about his story and stigma.
Looking Forward.
How can we engage in suicide prevention beyond National Suicide Prevention Week? Here are ways to embody hope in the everyday.
A Simple Act of Kindness.
How the message of “You Can NOT Be Replaced” has brought hope to Southern Monmouth County, NJ, home to the largest suicide cluster in the country.
Learning Together.
Understanding suicide is key in stopping it. TWLOHA talks to Dr. Thomas Joiner, an expert on suicide, about how knowledge translates into saving lives.
