Wikipedia:WikiProject Death/Suicide task force

If you see a threat of harm (including self-harm) from a Wikipedia editor, please treat it seriously and follow the instructions at Wikipedia:Responding to threats of harm.

The Suicide task force is a work group of WikiProject Death, set up to provide a coherent framework for development and organization of suicide-related articles.

This task force deals with suicide, include suicide rates, causes, philosophy, legislation, prevention, etc.

• {{WikiProject Death}}

Place the following code to the top of the talk pages of relevant articles:

{{WikiProject Death|class=|importance=|suicide=yes|suicide-importance=}}

Sidebar:

{{Suicide sidebar}}

Bottom navigation:

{{Suicide navbox}}

• Wikipedia:Responding to threats of harm
• Wikipedia:Helping suicidal individuals (failed proposal)
• Wikipedia:Responding to suicidal individuals (failed proposal)

"Copycat suicides", or "suicide contagion", is when someone emulates another suicide they learned about either from local knowledge or due to accounts or depictions of the original suicide on television and in other media. Responsible and considerate coverage of suicides can decrease the risk of copycats.

• Recommendations for Reporting on Suicide from ReportingonSuicide.org
• BloggingonSuicide.org
• The facts about safe reporting of suicide from The Conversation

• Preventing Suicide: A Resource for Media Professionals from the World Health Organization

• Category:Suicide
• Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Suicide articles by quality log

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