ALT The image promotes a podcast episode of "PsychForce Report" addressing critical risks associated with the 988 suicide prevention lifeline. A prominent "LISTEN NOW" header in dark blue and white introduces the content. The middle section features visual elements including the logos for the Committable podcast, PsychForce Report, and the Safe Hotlines campaign, alongside descriptive text detailing the episode's focus on non-consensual interventions and the need for consent-based crisis care, emphasizing individual rights. A direct call to action at the bottom provides the URL translifeline.org/safe-hotlines/psychforce-report-988 for immediate access to the conversation.

ALT A graphic promoting a PsychForce Report podcast episode featuring Trans Lifeline's Safe Hotlines campaign. It asks questions about 988 mental health services and encourages viewers to submit questions for the episode.

ALT A square graphic with a dark blue background and white snowflakes scattered around the edges and in the corners. The text "The Safe Hotlines Guide for Calling Hotlines this Holiday Season" is written in white, bold font at the center of the image. A white, hand-drawn telephone receiver with a cord is positioned below the text.

ALT A graphic with large text that reads "PROTECT TRANS YOUTH" in a clean sans-serif font, displayed against a white background. Below the text, four cartoon children with diverse skin tones and hairstyles stand shoulder-to-shoulder, arms around each other, symbolizing unity and support. One child wears a shirt in the colors of the transgender flag. The white text area is framed by a purple background with a subtle wavy line pattern, adding texture.

ALT A coral pink background with a white speech bubble that reads: "People who have survived trauma deserve safe, consensual, and transparent crisis care." Below the speech bubble are the hashtags: #SafeHotlines and #TheProblemWith988.

ALT A large white speech bubble dominates the image, containing a qupte by a Safe Hotlines interview participant: “I remember the most helpful conversation to me … I am being perceived in the world as a butch lesbian, but I'm a gay man. And I was speaking to someone on the phone who was also a trans man who had a boyfriend. I didn't know anybody who fit that description at that time, I had no connections to any other queer trans men. So that was very helpful to me just from the vantage point of like, this is a person who has made the life that I want to have happen.” The background is pink with soft, light wavy lines.

ALT This image features a report titled "The Problem with 988," with the subtitle "How America's Largest Hotline Violates Consent, Compromises Safety, and Fails the People." The cover showcases several illustrations of diverse trans people, some engaging with their phones. The background is a soft pink and white gradient adorned with wavy lines.

ALT A pink, rounded rectangle with white text reads: "Crisis hotlines like 988 can expose people in crisis to unwanted psychiatric interventions, including forced medication, involuntary hospitalization, medical debt, and a loss of civil rights." At the bottom left is the Safe Hotlines logo. To the right, an illustration depicts a distressed person with blue hair, wearing a yellow shirt and purple pants, sitting with their head in their hands. The background is light beige with faint wavy line patterns.

ALT This graphic features a young nonbinary Asian person wearing a colorful cardigan. A large blue box with bold white text reads: “The problem with police in mental health crisis response.” Below the text is the “Safe Hotlines” campaign logo, which includes a speech bubble containing a heart next to the campaign’s name. Beneath the logo, a content warning states: “This post discusses police violence, death, and solitary confinement.” The background is decorated with soft pink wavy lines, adding a subtle, flowing texture.

ALT The image is a flyer for an upcoming report on suicide hotlines. It features bold text that reads 'The Problem with 988' at the top, with a subheading below stating, 'Join us October 10 at 10am PT / 1pm ET!' The image promotes the upcoming release of a report on transforming crisis hotlines into safer, more accessible services, and highlights the need to move away from punitive systems. A key quote reads, 'Everyone deserves safe and effective support during their most challenging times.' At the bottom, there’s an illustration of three people on the phone—two are being supported by friends. In the top right corner, the Safe Hotlines logo is displayed. The image also includes a call to action: 'Register at bit.ly/988ReportRelease.

ALT A graphic with the text 'September Is Suicide Prevention Month' at the top. On the right side, there is an image of a young person of Asian descent with a light complexion, wearing a light blue hospital gown, arms wrapped around themselves, and a sad expression. A pink box on the left contains the text: 'What is a non-consensual intervention?' Below the box, the 'SAFE HOTLINES' logo features a pink speech bubble with a heart inside, next to the text. Small text at the bottom credits the photo to 'The Gender Spectrum Collection.' The background is light pink with soft, darker wavy lines, creating a gentle atmosphere.

ALT A nonbinary person wearing a floral jacket holds a cell phone in one hand, their other hand resting on their forehead with a worried expression. A text box in the upper left corner reads, 'Did You Know?' followed by, '988 hotlines can send emergency responders to your location without your knowledge or consent.' In the bottom right corner, a banner says, 'The Problem With 988.' In the bottom left, a logo with a pink speech bubble containing a heart sits beside the words 'SAFE HOTLINES. The background is a pattern of pink wavy lines. Photo featuring plus-size model by Michael Poley of Poley Creative for AllGo, publisher of free stock photos featuring plus-size people.

ALT A light-skinned young person with a concerned expression looks down at their phone. The text reads 'SEPTEMBER IS SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH' and 'The Problem with 988.' In the corner, there is a logo featuring a pink speech bubble with a heart inside, next to the words 'SAFE HOTLINES.' The background is light pink with darker wavy lines, and hearts and speech bubbles are scattered as decorative elements.

ALT Graphic with a white box centered on a light pink background featuring curvy lines. Text reads: “We're excited to announce our upcoming report on the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Available this October, the report highlights the growing pipeline from suicide hotlines to systems of punishment.” A logo featuring a pink speech bubble with a heart inside is followed by bold black text that reads “SAFE HOTLINES.” To the right, there's an illustration of a young dark-skinned person with a hoop nose ring, wearing a pink tank top, and speaking on the phone. Their hair is pulled up in a ponytail.