Grounded in research. Driven by lived experience. Focused on action. Register now: hclf.org/registration/p/symp…

First responder mental health is a systems problem. Read more from HCLF: hclf.org/news-and-announceme… #FirstResponderMentalHealth

September is Suicide Prevention Month. Awareness matters, but so does action. Join HCLF Sept. 30–Oct. 1 as we explore how we can better support the health and well-being of first responders. hclf.org/symposium #SuicidePreventionMonth

Evidence is only useful when it reaches practice. #HCLF #Evidencebasedpolicing

Join the conversation to understand the evolving law enforcement landscape and challenge the first responder mental health crisis. Register now: hclf.org/registration/p/symp…

What would you ask if you had the opportunity to speak directly with the people shaping the future of law enforcement mental health and wellness? Send to [email protected]. #OfficerWellness #FirstResponderMentalHealth

“Officer wellness is not separate from mission readiness; it is mission readiness.” Chief Terrence M. Cunningham (Ret.) reflects on leadership, culture and caring for those who serve. hclf.org/news-and-announceme… #OfficerWellness #HCLF

A wellness activity is not the same thing as a wellness strategy. #OfficerWellness #LawEnforcementMentalHealth #PublicSafety #PoliceLeadership #OrganizationalHealth #HCLF

Renee Hall, former Dallas Police Chief and past National President of NOBLE, joins the #HCLFSymposium Pre- and Post-Crisis Intervention Strategy panel to discuss stronger systems. Register today and be part of the conversation: hclf.org/registration/p/symp…

Police suicide is rarely the result of one event. Prevention requires looking upstream at occupational stress, organizational culture, stigma, confidentiality and access to trusted care. What does the research tell us? hclf.org/news-and-announceme… #OfficerWellness #PoliceSuicide

We've spent decades studying officer health. The question isn't what the problems are, it's why we're still solving them in silos. Better health outcomes require collaboration across law enforcement, healthcare, and public health. #OfficerWellness #HCLF

How can agencies better support their people through uncertainty and change? Sherri Martin, National FOP Director of Wellness, will moderate a discussion on organizational stress, resilience & adaptability at the #HCLFSymposium. Register today. hclf.org/registration/p/symp…

Moving from conversation to action takes committed partners. We’re proud to welcome FirstNet, Axon & PepperBall as sponsors of the inaugural HCLF Symposium, Sept. 30–Oct. 1 in Washington, D.C. Register: hclf.org/symposium

Real change begins when the right people come together. Join leaders across law enforcement, labor, healthcare, research, and policy at the HCLF Symposium. Your perspective belongs in the room. Register now. hclf.org/registration/p/symp… #HCLFSymposium

Three words changed everything: "No end in sight." Dr. Serena Liebengood's story isn't only about loss; it's about why the Howard C. Liebengood Foundation exists and why officer wellness requires systemic change. Read more: policechiefmagazine.org/he-d…

Improving law enforcement officer health and wellness requires many forms of expertise. HCLF is grounded in interdisciplinary collaboration and systems-based solutions to better protect those who serve our communities. #OfficerWellness #HCLF

Critical Incident Stress Management is more than a single debriefing. Our latest article examines the mixed evidence, common misconceptions, and how CISM can fit within a broader law enforcement wellness strategy. hclf.org/news-and-announceme… #OfficerWellness #HCLF

Chief Terrence M. Cunningham brings decades of police leadership, training, advocacy, and national perspective to HCLF. His work reflects the leadership needed to strengthen officer wellness and the future of public safety. #BoardSpotlight #HCLF

The Hon. Vanita Gupta brings deep experience in justice, public trust, federal leadership, and DOJ grantmaking for law enforcement, mental health, and officer wellness programs to HCLF. #BoardSpotlight #OfficerWellness #HCLF

Built to move from insight to implementation. Join HCLF Sept. 30–Oct. 1, 2026, in Washington, D.C., for a symposium focused on law enforcement wellness, resilience, crisis response, and real-world change. Learn more: hclf.org/symposium