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The Making Connections Backpack is a resource library for those engaged in building a gendered and community-level approach to improving mental wellbeing among men and boys. It offers tools to shape your journey, and connect with others engaged in or supporting similar upstream prevention work.
Preventing trauma and suicide during catastrophic events and beyond Catastrophic events like the COVID-19 pandemic, hurricanes, or other disasters can cause major upheaval in the lives of individuals and communities as a whole, disrupting the social fabric and cutting people off from much needed support. Preventing trauma and suicide under these conditions, and in the long term, requires dedicated attention and resources. Where do I start? The CDC’s Suicide Prevention Technical Package and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) Prevention Technical Package share strategies with the greatest
Module 1 > Next steps and resources Congratulations! You have completed Module 1: Making the case. Now what? We hope that you will take what you learned and use it to build the case for suicide prevention with your colleagues and both existing and future partners. As an initial first step, download a PDF of the module activities to use in meetings or other settings. Also, be sure to check out our other suicide prevention modules, including Module 2 which offers specific guidance around partnerships and collaboration. Resources
Module 2 > Next steps and resources Congratulations! You’ve completed Module 2: What is a collaborative Public Health approach to suicide prevention? In this module, we have learned about the value of working across the prevention continuum and the various other components that make up a collaborative public health approach to preventing suicide. Now what? We hope that you will take what you learned and use it to implement a public health approach to suicide prevention with colleagues and both existing and future partners. Together, you can use these tools and frameworks to assess suicide
This new brief describes four shifts in the urban planning sector to advance equity and racial justice, steer decisions more directly toward communities’ benefit, respect grassroots power to drive solutions, and root out pay-to-play influence in the land use system. While this brief was written with insights from the Los Angeles context, the overall principles are applicable to any community working to address inequities in land use and the built environment.
