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Conference Highlights

  • Gathering of global experts, researchers, policymakers & practitioners
  • Sessions & panel discussions by national and international speakers
  • Skill-building pre-conference workshops
  • Engagement opportunities for students & early researchers
  • Focused sessions on diverse mental health topics
  • Award for best oral and poster presentations

Why Attend?

This your chance to explore global best practices, risk factors, innovative surveillance models, lethal means restriction, digital/AI interventions, youth and workplace prevention interventions, postvention support, media responsibility, and climate change/environmental links to suicide.

Join this landmark event to collaborate, share knowledge, influence policy, reduce stigma, and contribute to real-world, sustainable suicide prevention strategies.

Important Dates

  • Early Bird Registration Opens 20 Apr 2026
  • Early Bird Registration Deadline 30 June 2026
  • Abstract Submission Opens 21 Apr 2026
  • Abstract Submission Deadline 15 Sep 2026
  • Last Day to Register 30 Oct 2026
  • Pre-conference Workshop 30 Nov 2026
  • Conference Dates 1–3 Dec 2026

WELCOME MESSAGE

Dear Participants,

We are thrilled to welcome you to the 1st International Conference on Suicide Prevention, hosted by the N-SPRITE Centre at NIMHANS!

Suicide is one of the most urgent global public health crises of our time. But after years of pioneering work at NIMHANS through multiple flagship projects, we have seen first hand that prevention is truly possible when we unite in consistent, collective action. This realization inspired the launch of N-SPRITE (NIMHANS Suicide Prevention, Research, Implementation, Training, and Engagement Centre) on World Suicide Prevention Day, September 10, 2024. Our mission is to transform fragmented efforts into a collaborative force for greater impact by integrating research, real-world implementation, training, and community engagement to tackle stigma and save lives.

The theme of ‘Suicide Prevention: A Multisectoral Approach for Sustainable Solutions’ reflects our commitment to an international interdisciplinary collaboration. We aim to spark innovation in research, reimagine stronger policies, build lasting networks, and strengthen the global momentum in suicide prevention.

We invite you all to engage actively, listen with openness, and leave inspired to advance effective and sustainable solutions in your work and communities.

With warmest regards,

Dr Anish V Cherian

On behalf of the Organizing Committee

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