• Understand the key components of the National Suicide Prevention Strategy and its implications for suicide prevention efforts
• Discover the key national priorities for the future of suicide prevention in England
• Listen to an overview of the latest developments from the suicide prevention sector and people with lived experience, which ultimately will feed into a new, long-term suicide prevention strategy

• Approaching suicide prevention as a socioeconomic inequality issue
• The importance of local delivery in the context of a new national strategy
• Understand the importance of early intervention to support people who are living with suicidality
• Debate increasing Government accountability for suicide prevention, including a new target to reduce rates

• Introduction to CLEAR3 model and Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust's suicide prevention strategy
• Understand the key interventions and workstreams for zero suicide goal 

• Understand how Leeds reports local initiatives in regional suicide prevention planning
• Discover the Men's Health Unlocked's approach to addressing health inequalities in men
• Explore ground-level initiatives in suicide prevention, highlighting Leeds' network of innovative and traditional approaches to suicide prevention in Leeds 

• It Takes Balls to Talk (ITBTT) – where it came from, #ballstotalk, and the plan for the future
• Examine cultural, social, and psychological factors to promote a deeper understanding of the intersectionality of suicide rates and foster inclusive approaches to prevention and support
• Explore the complex factors contributing to the disparity in suicide rates, with a specific focus on gender
• Tackling stigma and dismantling harmful attitudes through conversation

• Understand the importance of incorporating suicide prevention into the national curriculum
• Discuss the prevalence of mental health issues among young people and the need for early intervention
• Examine successful case studies where suicide prevention has been incorporated into the curriculum

• Introduction to the Online Safety Bill (OSB) and its regulatory framework
• Analysis of the Online Safety Bill against concerns surrounding suicide and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI)
• Developments on the Online Safety Bill, including a new criminal offence for encouraging serious self-harm 
• Questions and answers

• Understand the importance of incorporating lived experience perspectives in suicide prevention efforts
• Recognise the unique insights and valuable contributions individuals with lived experience bring to the conversation
• Reflect on the impact of stigma, the mental health system, and societal attitudes on individuals with lived experience
• Highlight the importance of peer support and peer-led initiatives in mental health and suicide prevention

• Overview of Rethink Mental Illness’ collaborative suicide prevention work, emphasising co-production and the involvement of Experts by Experience
• Exploring the role of Experts by Experience and their impact on suicide prevention initiatives
• Identifying challenges and strategies for effective co-production in suicide prevention, with a focus on integrating diverse perspectives

• Identify the risk factors associated with suicide in the workplace
• Foster a culture of openness and encourage employees to engage in conversations about mental health
• Discover the impact of suicide on the workplace and discuss strategies for supporting individuals and the workplace after a suicide

*programme subject to change without notice