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Recently. LEARN member Jacquie Shanahan attended the Baton of Hope UK Conference in Sheffield and was particularly struck by Professor Rory O'Connor's research into suicide. Take a look at her reflections on what Rory O'Connor had to say: thelearnnetwork.org.uk/post/research-…

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This is my daughter Semina Halliwell she was only 12 years old when she took her own life. Why ? You maybe asking..... well I will tell you what is fact!! She was groomed online by an older boy She was pressured into a meeting with him by constantly being contacted by him. When

As part of their work in #HEMHIT, #LEARNNetwork members Dr. Mark Shanahan Lee Fryatt Jacquie Shanahan and Manju Patel contributed to the Compassionate Communication Commitment in #HE. Now we need the government to provide some legislative/regulatory teeth to underpin it.

Paul Vittles (now on Bluesky Social) Cardiff University ForThe100 Natasha's Dad Thank you for sharing this Paul. it's about time universities learnt from students deaths. and are held to account when they are "careless" in how they deliver education

"When you think of a university caretaker, stereotypical tasks which come to mind might include fixing faulty lights, replacing lost keys or overseeing fire drills. But ..." metro.co.uk/2024/11/15/tra…

The tragedy of student suicides brought to light in new film metro.co.uk/2024/11/15/tra… via Metro

#Oliverscampaign I know that Oliver would be so proud. He did not die in vain, I believe lessons are being learned, and that Oliver has made a difference for so many other individuals. hee.nhs.uk/our-work/learn…

I've #justsponsored Jade Yip, who's fundraising for PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide on JustGiving. Donate now justgiving.com/page/jade?utm_…

At Portcullis Hse to meet Stephen Kinnock presenting our reasons for a Statutory Duty of Care at #universities. With one standard & a law to ensure unis ‘act reasonably’ in any relevant situation would help #MentalHealth & reduce #suicides. Everywhere else has the same law, it is so

Great to keep the conversation going with government on #StatutoryDutyofCare in #HE but disappointing that the Minister tasked with suicide prevention does not see it as part of his remit. We desperately need more joined-up government Stephen Kinnock and Jacqui Smith.

Student suicide review says unis must act to stop more deaths bbc.in/4j9OZrD

A considered report from #Wonkhe on #NationalStudentSuicideReview. As a parent bereaved by student suicide, it's sad to see the situation has changed little in the past 7 years since we lost Rory. We need a legal #DutyofCare now. wonkhe.com/blogs/a-review…

This review took two years — but it doesn’t tell us anything we didn’t already know. It lists familiar problems: untrained staff, poor communication, delayed or absent support. But it doesn’t even try to explore the underlying systemic issues... theguardian.com/education/2025…

This week I got to speak with the Abraharts about the governments national review into student suicides with The i Paper apple.news/AQ_bjczoQR_GIK…

Bereaved families say they feel “vindicated” after a major report concluded they had been “excluded” by universities during investigations into student suicides, with institutions frequently “evasive and reluctant to answer important and painful questions” timeshighereducation.com/news/families-…

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