In this insightful piece, Dr.'s Katerina Standish and Shalva Weil analyze suicide and femicide alongside the COVID-19 pandemic. Notably, they draw attention to the gendered nature of femicide and suicide and declare that COVID-19 is likely to substantially increase rates of suicide among women and girls and, as a result of the global stay-at-home-order, simultaneously increase the risk of femicide. As a result, the authors emphasize the need for global leaders to identify and implement prevention measures to protect women and girls from the ongoing gendered pandemics. This article is only accessible with journal subscription.