The Informer

7 Jul 2016

Is Headspace in crisis?

News & Politics, Uncategorized

Headspace Chief Medical Officer Dr Natalie Gray speaks with The Informer after its CEO and five board members resigned.

Dr Gray explains the recent changes were planned and Headspace is not disappearing.

Also on the show, we chat with CEO of OutNews Global and the co-founder of the UK LGBTI awards, Linda Riley, about bringing the awards to Australia in 2017.

It’s almost one month since the Orlando tragedy, we reflect and share a new song released in honor of the 49 victims.

• Headspace’s statement
• Australian LGBTI Awards
• Hands – A song for Orlando – is available from iTunes with proceeds going to benefit Equality Florida Pulse Victims Fund, the GLBT Community Centre of Central Florida, and GLAAD.

 

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