Rainbow Families are made up of all different types of combinations, and in our series ‘LGBTQ+ Families’ we are going to explore some of those combinations and experiences.
We’ve spoken to a few Rainbow Families already, and a topic of conversation always seems to be that of IVF, so in this episode we will be getting behind the question, ‘What is IVF?’ with an IVF expert Dr Natasha Andreadis aka Dr Tash.

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If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

Rainbow Families are made up of all different types of combinations, and in our new series ‘LGBTQ+ Families’ we are going to explore some of those combinations and experiences.
Raj Singh from our Countdown NZ business will be joining to share his story of the journey he and his partner have been on in the hopes of becoming Dad’s. 

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If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

Rainbow Families are made up of all different types of combinations, and in our new series ‘LGBTQ+ Families’ we are going to explore some of those combinations and experiences.

On the 26th of April we recognise Lesbian Day of Visibility, join us as we speak with Leanne Edmonds, Head of Food Academy, about her journey and experience in being a Lesbian Mum to her son Sawyer and raising him in a ‘non-traditional’ family structure.

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If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

Rainbow Families are made up of all different types of combinations, and in our new series ‘LGBTQ+ Families’ we are going to explore some of those combinations and experiences. Amanda Williams-Scott from the NSW Culture and People Team will be talking to us about her journey and experience in being a Lesbian Mum to her son Byron.

- Check out the Proud at Woolworths Group Google+ community by clicking here
- Check out the Proud site by clicking here
- Email us at [email protected]

If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

Rainbow Families are made up of all different types of combinations, and in our new series ‘LGBTQ+ Families’ we are going to explore some of those combinations and experiences.
We know that coming out for LGBTQ+ is often a challenging experience, but have you ever thought about what it might be like for a parent hearing it for the first time? Join us as we talk to Lorraine Christian (Nick’s Mum!) to get behind the question, What is it like being a parent to an LGBTQ+ Person?

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If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

Bente Rasmussen from our Supermarkets Team in South Australia was recognised as one of the winners of the Proud Awards in 2020 for her active allyship to Transgender and Gender Diverse people. Join us as we talk to Bente about her experience and she gives us some advice on how we can be more supportive and inclusive this Transgender Visibility Day (and everyday!).

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If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

To celebrate International Women's Day, for the month of March, we are shining a spotlight on some of our own LGBTQ+ women and LGBTQ+ Women that they have found inspiring. Tamaral from our Format and Network Development Team shares with us why she finds her mentor Sally Brocklehurst inspiring and why International Women's Day is important to her.

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If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

To celebrate International Women's Day, for the month of March, we are shining a spotlight on some of our own LGBTQ+ women and LGBTQ+ Women that they have found inspiring. Krystal from our Countdown NZ Business shares with us why she finds Georgina Beyer inspiring and why International Women's Day is important to her.

- Check out the Proud at Woolworths Group Google+ community by clicking here
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If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

To celebrate International Women's Day, for the month of March, we are shining a spotlight on some of our own LGBTQ+ women and LGBTQ+ Women that they have found inspiring. Gen shares with us why she finds Penny WOng inspiring and why International Women's Day is important to her.

- Check out the Proud at Woolworths Group Google+ community by clicking here
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- Email us at [email protected]

If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.

Do you know when and why Mardi Gras first started? In this episode we talk to Robyn Plaister and Pete Clare, two 78er’s who participated in Sydney’s First Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in 1978, as they get behind the question, ‘What was it like being in the first Mardi Gras?’ and share their personal experience of this transformational time in Australian and LGBTQ+ rights history.

- Check out the 'It's Virtually Mardi Gras' festival hub by clicking here
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- Check out the Proud site by clicking here
- Email us at [email protected]

If this episode triggers any emotion for you and you need support or would like someone to talk to, remember that Woolworths Group Team Members have free access to ASSIST, they can be contacted on 1300 360 364 in Australia or 0800 360 364 for any Team Members listening in New Zealand.