ABOUT THE LIV PROJECT

The Liv Project is a nonprofit organization determined to turn the tide of youth suicide and was founded after 19-year-old Liv Kunik died by suicide. Her mother Honey and sister Tess identified that our youth is in the midst of a crisis, as suicide is currently the second leading cause of death in the U.S. Using resources they’ve created, like their film MY SISTER LIV and interactive board game THE GAME THAT GOES THERE, they visit schools, corporations, hospitals and mental health facilities to encourage fearless conversations that save lives. Learn more at thelivproject.org

REGISTER FOR THE FILM AND PANEL DISCUSSION

In May, we have a special two-part offering to support The Liv Project. Register to receive special access to watch their feature-length film MY SISTER LIV from home through May 12. On May 10, USLI employees will have the option to join the second part, a live panel discussion with the cast, and all other attendees may join virtually. By offering you access to the film and panel discussion, we hope to shed light on the story of The Liv Project, their mission and what we can all do to bring conversations about mental health out of the shadows.

• MY SISTER LIV, A DOCUMENTARY FILM SCREENING
  WATCH THE FILM: MAY 1 - MAY 12

• FEARLESS COMMUNICATION IS SUICIDE PREVENTION
  ATTEND THE PANEL: MAY 10, 12:30 PM ET

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