PROJECT SEMICOLON DATA

Understand suicide and mental health in your community.

Explore trusted national, state, and local evidence to understand suicide mortality, who is being affected, community conditions, and access to support.

Start with a location

Choose a state to enter its full data profile and explore available local profiles.

YOUR COMMUNITY

See what the evidence says where you live.

We’ll ask your browser for location access so we can match you to the most relevant state and local profile.

Location is used only to identify your state and county. Project Semicolon Data does not store your coordinates.

ONE PUBLIC DATA SYSTEM

A national view without losing the local story.

The same evidence system powers every state and local page, so definitions, sources, periods, quality rules, and limitations travel with the data.

51state-level profiles

3,144county & local geographies

1governed evidence release

WHAT YOU CAN EXPLORE

Follow the data as a story, not a dashboard.

Each geography moves from the headline mortality picture into trends, demographics, community conditions, access and capacity, local evidence, and finally the sources and limitations behind the numbers.

Suicide mortality

Deaths, age-adjusted rates, national comparisons, and change over time.

Who is affected

Age, sex, race and ethnicity, and method-specific patterns where publishable.

Community conditions

Economic, practical, digital, social, and behavioral-health context.

Access & capacity

Provider supply, shortage designations, crisis-response reach, and system context.

FROM EVIDENCE TO ACTION

Want to save lives in your community?

The evidence platform describes what is happening. Project Semicolon’s separate action experience will use governed community intelligence to help translate that evidence into practical local priorities without pretending a statistic can make the decision for you.

Action pathway in development

TRUST THE SOURCE, SEE THE LIMITS

Evidence stays attached to its source.

Project Semicolon Data preserves source releases, reporting periods, measure definitions, dimensions, suppression, confidence information, and quality notes. Public pages use the current published Evidence Release only.

Browse all state profilesThe directory remains available and crawlable without becoming the front door.

Understand suicide and mental health in your community.

See what the evidence says where you live.

Your community

A national view without losing the local story.

Follow the data as a story, not a dashboard.

Want to save lives in your community?

Evidence stays attached to its source.

Project Semicolon

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