Hope Remembers
Hope Connects
Hope Heals
September is
A time to break the silence, support those who are struggling, and honor those we’ve lost.
At Honor Connor, we shine a light on the often-overlooked survivors of suicide loss, who carry both deep grief and a higher risk themselves. By opening conversations, offering resources, and standing together, we can bring light, healing, and hope.
Hold Onto Hope is also offered virtually via Zoom every month.
Next up: Sunday, September 14th at 7pm est. Register here
In this deeply personal reflection, Lisa Johnson shares her journey after losing her son, Connor, to suicide. She opens up about grief, stigma, and the power of connection—reminding us why standing with survivors is essential to suicide prevention
We know… opening up about thoughts, feelings, and emotions isn’t always easy. That’s why Honor Connor’s Conversation Starter Digital Toolkit is here — to help make those important talks feel more natural.
✨ Pro tip: Conversations often flow more easily while walking side by side. The movement lowers stress and takes the pressure off eye contact, creating space for real connection. And if a walk isn’t possible, riding in the car together can have a similar effect.
These statistics represent US populations, but no matter where we are in the world, we can learn about our individual experiences by having conversations with those around us.