The following are examples that used the Recommendations for Reporting on Suicide to cover recent deaths, or the overall issue of suicide, safely and responsibly. Research has shown that safe and accurate reporting of suicide reduces risk of contagion and helps encourage help-seeking behavior.

• Suicide Rate Slowly Rising– Philadelphia Inquirer
• Journalists at Tampa TV Station Use Skill, Care, Expertise to Cover Child’s Suicide– Poynter., St. Petersburg, FL
• Bullying a Red Flag for Depression– The Associated Press
• Temperance, Common Sense Required with Suicide Coverage– Napa Valley Register
• People who attempted suicide as youths trace their recovery– Toronto Star
• Community stunned to learn restaurateur and philanthropist committed suicide– The Denver Post
• Bullying And Suicide: The Dangerous Mistake We Make– The Huffington Post
• After tragedies, campus begins healing process– The GW Hatchet