Global Community Cycle for Suicide Prevention
In a remarkable show of solidarity and compassion, the Cycle Around the Globe 2024 virtual event, organised by the International Association for Suicide Prevention, was a success once again.
IASP’s World Suicide Prevention Day event, Cycle Around the Globe, is back for the eleventh year running to raise awareness of suicide prevention worldwide. Cycle Around the Globe is a virtual event; for anyone, anywhere in the world to participate by taking part in physical activity.
From World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September) until World Mental Health Day (10 October) 2025, we are asking you to cycle, walk or run to help us work together to prevent suicide. Our goal is to enable global participation, which is why the event is entirely free to join, and fundraising is optional.
Join IASP’s Cycle Around the Globe 2025 and be part of a global movement to prevent suicide. IASP leads the global effort in suicide prevention, and this event offers a meaningful way to raise awareness during World Suicide Prevention Day and the lead-up to World Mental Health Day. By cycling and sharing your journey, you contribute to changing the narrative on suicide, inspiring open conversations, and breaking down stigma. Together, we can foster understanding, build supportive communities, and encourage action at all levels—individuals, organizations, and governments—toward a world where suicide is preventable.
In a remarkable show of solidarity and compassion, the Cycle Around the Globe 2024 virtual event, organised by the International Association for Suicide Prevention, was a success once again.
IASP’s annual virtual cycling event, Cycle Around the Globe, concluded with resounding success for the tenth year running, bringing together participants from all corners of the world in a shared mission to raise awareness of suicide prevention.
IASP’s free virtual cycling event has seen its most monumental participation to date with over 2,000 participants in over 47 countries cycling to raise awareness for suicide prevention.
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