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The University of Alabama lists seven one-hour sessions from November 2026 through April 2027 in Student Center room 3111. The event calendar identifies students as the target audience.
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Recognizing warning signs is one part of Talk Saves Lives; the program also introduces current suicide-prevention research and ways people can help keep themselves and others safe. The University of Alabama lists this American Foundation for Suicide Prevention program on several dates across fall and spring.
Talk Saves Lives is described as a standardized, peer-led suicide-prevention and awareness program. Its stated learning goals include understanding common risk factors and warning signs, learning about current prevention research, and considering what people can do in their communities to help protect themselves and others.
That scope makes the session an introduction to prevention, rather than a listing for a named speaker or a different topic on each date. The calendar does not identify an individual facilitator or publish separate agendas.
Further reading: Talk Saves Lives - The University of Alabama ↗
The seven entries use the same program name and list the same room, Student Center 3111. Together, they offer a choice of dates and start times over the academic year; the listing does not describe them as a progressive series or say that attending one session is a prerequisite for another.
Student's Tide Against Suicide is credited with the event, and the University’s Counseling Center is listed as the department. The program itself is provided by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Further reading: Talk Saves Lives - The University of Alabama ↗ · Student's Tide Against Suicide - The University of Alabama ↗ · Counseling Center - The University of Alabama ↗
The sessions run from Nov. 9, 2026, through Apr. 29, 2027, and each listed session lasts one hour. Start times are 10 a.m., 11 a.m. or 5 p.m. The November-through-March 12 listings use CST; the April 7 and April 29 listings use CDT. See the individual schedule entries for each date’s time.
The University of Alabama event listing places the session in Student Center room 3111 in Tuscaloosa.
The calendar names students as the target audience and tags the event “Greek Point Event” and “Tide 2: Health & Wellness.” It gives no age limit and does not clarify eligibility beyond the student audience designation.
The event listing does not state an admission price or whether registration is required. Its calendar-add option is not described as registration.
The calendar entry does not provide event-specific accessibility information or directions inside the Student Center.
The confirmed destination is Student Center room 3111 at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The event listing does not provide a street address, a specific entrance, or transit and parking directions. Consult the event listing for any updates to the venue details.
Each of the seven listed sessions is one hour.
The calendar identifies students as the target audience. It does not state an age restriction or clarify eligibility beyond that designation.
It states neither an admission price nor whether registration is required. The calendar-add option is not presented as registration.
Student Center room 3111 at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The event entry does not give a street address or directions inside the building.
The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL; street address not provided.
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Event, planning and background information checked 2026-11-07 against the linked sources.