WNMU-TV hosts an expert panel discussion focusing on suicide awareness and prevention in Upper Michigan, inspired by the PBS documentary Facing Suicide. WNMU-TV is joined by panelists representing various organizations from across the Upper Peninsula. These panelists include: 

• Kristine Martens, Youth Services Coordinator and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) trainer, Dial Help, Houghton
• Christina Hartline, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Northern Michigan University Counseling & Consultation Services, Marquette
• Philip Hefner Gardiepy, Training Coordinator and Recipient Right Advisor, Northpointe Behavioral Healthcare Systems, Iron/Dickinson/Menominee Counties
• Sarah Rymkos, Project Aware Service Provider, Delta-Schoolcraft Intermediate School District, Escanaba
• Abigail Wyche, Special Advisor, Northern Michigan University Mental Health & Wellness, Marquette
• Renee Johnson, Behavioral Health Services Coordinator, Bay Mills Indian Community, Brimley

WNMU’s weekly public affairs program delves into the issues that are important to the people of the Upper Great Lakes Region, including suicide awareness and prevention. In a continuing effort to advance conversations surrounding mental health, Media Meet has produced a series of special episodes highlighting mental health resources, stories and initiatives from around the Upper Peninsula. 

WNMU’s community calendar interview program highlights community events and resources, including those associated with suicide awareness and prevention. What's U.P. has recently focused on highlighting mental health resources, events and initiatives from around the Upper Peninsula.