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September carries the label, but for the communities we sit with most — BIPOC folks and our elders — the risk doesn't clock out at the end of the month. It shows up quietly, in silence that gets mistaken for strength, and in stress that gets mistaken for just "how it is." In Our Communities We don't always talk about suicide as a Black and Brown issue. But the data says we have to. Indigenous adults report serious thoughts of suicide at nearly double the rate of the general U

“Get up and take your ass to class,” may be the resounding message you hear in your head as you roll-over and realize, “Oh, I’m not in Kansas anymore.” For some of you, Literally. You are at college. In a dorm or apartment, the excitement and responsibility is real. Whether you're eighteen and stepping onto a campus for the very first time, or you're a junior who finally figured out which hall has the best food; not because the brochure says so. It’s because you showed up.