11 News/KKTV featured The Liv Project in a recent article and news feature. We held a panel at the Children’s Hospital Colorado, where we hosted a screening of My Sister Liv.

“September is Suicide Prevention Month, focusing on mental health around the nation. In El Paso County, over the last year… 5.5% of Colorado high school students have attempted suicide. 16 youth suicides were recorded in 2023. Looking at the data, Children’s Hospital Colorado believes this demands a ‘community forum to discuss the topic of suicide’ and to talk about how to start conversations with the youth, on it.

On Tuesday, Sept. 17th, at 4:30 p.m., located at the Ent Center for the Arts… Children’s Hospital Colorado will be holding a free screening of the documentary “My Sister Liv”, which brings light to the youth mental health epidemic through the eyes of one family. They’re hoping this film will show the importance of creating those conversations.”

Watch and Read the full article here.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 or text Crisis Text Line by texting “LIV” to 741-741.

Jenna Candreia

Jenna Candreia

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