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Submissions for the Mental Health Media Awards Open in Two Weeks

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Mental Health Journalism Fellowship Winners Announced

Headline is pleased to announce that Órla Ryan of The Journal, working with its investigative platform Noteworthy, and Shauna Bowers of The Irish Times have been selected as the inaugural winners of the Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health...

Headline Submission to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland on the Code of Programme Standards

Based on our media monitoring analysis over the last three years, Headline has recommended amendments to the BAI’s current Code of Programme Standards, and any future Codes developed by the incoming Media Commission. Download the PDF below to read our full list of...

Drop-In Session: Reporting Guidelines on Suicide and Mental Ill Health

In 2023, Headline will be hosting online training sessions on the Suicide and Mental Health Reporting Guidelines. This training is open to media professionals and students, as well as those working for student publications/radio stations. These 1-hour sessions will...

SPRING 2023 MENTAL HEALTH IN THE NEWSROOM WORKSHOPS

Register here for March workshop Register here for April workshop Headline are delighted to announce two spring 2023 workshops supporting the mental health of journalists and other media professionals. Details:When: Thursday 16th and 23rd March from 09:30 –...

We are Hiring! Programme Officer – Media Monitoring and Communications

Headline, a programme of Shine, is currently recruiting for a Programme Officer – Media Monitoring and Communications to join our team.The primary purpose of this role will be to monitor reporting of suicide and mental ill health in both broadcast and online media and...

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About Headline

Headline is Ireland’s national programme for responsible reporting, and representation of mental illness and suicide. Our objective is to work as collaboratively as possible with Irish media professionals across print, broadcast, and online platforms to reduce the effects of suicide contagion, and the stigma attached to mental ill health. We are a Shine programme.