Global efforts to normalize care and advance suicide prevention

This cluster highlights a broad push to confront mental health stigma through storytelling, policy advocacy, and community action—from podcast conversations with leaders to long-form videos on trauma, mindfulness, and lived experience with serious diagnoses. Students, nonprofits, and health systems are organizing campaigns, grants, and helplines to expand suicide-prevention training and crisis support, while specialized efforts focus on groups like Black men, first responders, and college communities. Articles also probe how media, industry, and cultural narratives shape self‑stigma, access to treatment, and debates over medications, underscoring that dignity and open dialogue are central to effective mental health care.