H.O.P.E.: Suicide Training for American Indian and Alaska Native Crime Victims

Education Development Center (EDC), with funding from the Office for Victims of Crime, has developed the self-guided training manual H.O.P.E.: Suicide Training for American Indian and Alaska Native Crime Victims. This curriculum was designed to offer effective, evidence-based, and context-specific suicide prevention training for advocates working across crime victim settings in American Indian and Alaska Native communities. The manual is designed to build advocates’ skills through self-guided study. We encourage any advocate to use these materials to increase their skills in suicide prevention among crime survivors.

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Authors:

Education Development Center, Inc.

Media Type:

PDF

Resource Type:

Curricula

Focus Area:

Mental Health & WellbeingSuicide, Addictions, & Violence Prevention

Project:

H.O.P.E.: Suicide Prevention for Crime Victims

Project:

H.O.P.E.: Suicide Prevention for Crime Victims

Date:

2020

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