Native American/Alaska Native

This guide provides information communities can use to prepare an action plan in case of a suicide

This video shows how organizations across Indian Country are implementing Zero Suicide and seeing results.

Hear from Sadé Heart of the Hawk Ali, former Tribal Lead and Senior Project Associate at the Zero Suicide Institute.

This resource describes how to identify data sources, measures, and relevant strategies and approaches for suicide prevention among disproportionately affected populations (DAPs).

The 2024 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention is meant to address gaps in the field and to guide, motivate, and promote a more coordinated and comprehensive approach to suicide prevention in communities across the country.

American Indian Life Skills is a high school curriculum designed as skills-based approach to suicide prevention for American Indian/Alaska Native youth.

This toolkit addresses suicide specifically as it pertains to AI/AN communities and includes a discussion guide with examples of how to continue these difficult conversations.

This letter to the editor of the Journal of Primary Care & Community Health provides an overview of effective strategies and interventions to address healthcare worker burnout.

This tool provides actionable steps that leverage the strengths of Tribal communities to protect youth from suicide and promote well-being.

This tool provides a series of questions to guide the cultural adaptation of gatekeeper training programs and to improve the community ownership, cultural fit, and effectiveness of the training.