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Jed News
May 19, 2009
The online world of social networks like Twitter, Facebook and MySpace provides many different avenues for people to discuss suicide. In this changing world, SAMHSA and SPAN-USA have sponsored the New Media and Suicide Prevention Summit, bringing together suicide prevention organizations and advocates, communications experts, and researchers to discuss suicide prevention, intervention and postvention online. The Jed Foundation is attending the summit, along with representatives from National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, To Write Love on Her Arms, and many others.
Be sure to check out The Jed Foundation on Facebook, MySpace and YouTube, and follow live updates on Twitter.
News & Info
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Student Voice of Mental Health Award Applications Being Accepted Through Mar 15 »
2010 honoree will receive $2,000 and a trip to NYC for The Jed Foundation's gala -
The Jed Foundation Joins Glenn Close and National Mental Health Organizations to Launch BringChange2Mind.org »
Glenn Close appears on Good Morning America and The View to launch national anti-stigma campaign. -
The Jed Foundation Inspires Thousands to Support World Suicide Prevention Day »
Thousands of people joined The Jed Foundation's It's On My Mind campaign to raise awareness of World Suicide Prevention Day.
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