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In Northwest Arctic, a powerful tool in combating suicide: Training youths to help each other

By Kelsey Lindsey July 10, 2017
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Last month, the University of Alaska Fairbanks announced a $4.25 million initiative to tackle youth suicide in Alaska Native communities, with a focus on resilience and solutions.

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