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2026 Bridging The Divide
Overcoming Suicide
April 15-16, 2026
More info coming soon!
2026 Bridging the Divide Suicide Awareness and Prevention Summit theme is Hope in Motion: A Path To Prevent.
Breakout and keynote sessions will focus on promising trauma informed practices that address social environments and decrease the likelihood of suicide, assist those who struggle with suicidal thinking, and help survivors of suicide loss regain their equilibrium following a loved one’s suicide attempt or death by suicide.
It will be a 1.5 day experience for 150-200 attendees.
Registration Opening 2026
Call for Presentations
2026 BTD Planning Committee
Rebecca Mitchell
Chair
Paul Henrion | Jennifer Daniels | Erin Ivie | Shannon Harrison | Madison Soukoup
Nikki Lucas (Event Manager)
Scholarships
SPCC is offering scholarships to assist with costs to attend the 2026 conference.
Scholarship application submission opening January 2026 .
Awards
Nominations can be made by an individual or organization or a self-nomination. SPCC is looking to recognize those in our state who are making a difference in suicide prevention.
The SPCC Advocacy Award is a prestigious award that honors and recognizes those who work tirelessly with lawmakers to enact legislation that will help all Coloradoans reduce or prevent suicide and its impact in our state.
The SPCC Media Award is an esteemed award given to those in the media who are cognizant and careful when reporting about suicide, and its impact on communities in Colorado. Careful reporting can be a useful tool in preventing suicide, and in educating the public.
Award nominations for the SPCC Advocacy Award, and the SPCC Media Award will be opening soon.