Safe Reporting On Suicide

Safe Reporting on Suicide

SPRC

SXSW - Preventing Suicide Through Safe Reporting and Storytelling

AFSPNational AFSP

Safe Messaging and Suicide Prevention

Veterans Health Administration

Responsible reporting on suicide and mental health - a panel from the Ethical Journalism Network

Ethical Journalism Network

Safe media reporting in the context of a national plan for suicide prevention (2008)

MHF Suicide Prevention

Reporting in the Digital Space: Unique challenges in reporting on suicide

Ethics and Practice when Reporting on Suicide

Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma

Reporting on Suicide: Why Does it Matter and How Should We Do It?

AAS Suicidology

Suicide and the Media: What we know and what we don't know (2008)

MHF Suicide Prevention

Safe and Effective Messaging for Suicide Prevention

Utah Department of Health and Human Services

Responsible Reporting on Suicide for Journalists

KFF Health News

Study: Media Overlook Best Practices When Reporting Celebrity Suicides

NationwideChildrens

Navigating investigative journalism when reporting on suicide

Five for 5 Challenge: Reporting on Suicide Matters

Fairfax County Government

Breaking the Silence: Responsible reporting on suicide

Breaking the Silence: Responsible reporting on suicide

Reporting on suicide can lead to copycats

Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)

Suicide Prevention During COVID 19

Sandy Hook Promise

Suicide Risk Screening Training: How to Manage Patients at Risk for Suicide

National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

Suicide Prevention Workshop: Means Restriction and Means Safety

L.A. County Department of Mental Health / LACDMH