Kate Whitehead is a certified TRE® provider and journalist based in China and Hong Kong. She writes for the South China Morning Post (SCMP) and her work has also appeared in Lexology. Kate's articles cover a range of topics including personal stories, mental health, cultural experiences, and lifestyle advice.
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Kate Whitehead's articles mainly focus on lifestyle and entertainment news, with an emphasis on personal stories and mental health. She frequently writes profile features and includes expert commentary, suggesting she may be interested in pitches that offer unique personal narratives or insights from credible experts within the field of mental health, particularly related to Hong Kong.
Given her coverage attributes, Kate would likely respond well to pitches featuring individuals with compelling life experiences or expertise in areas such as mental health support strategies for coping during holidays. Additionally, given her local geographic focus on China and Hong Kong, relevant story ideas should ideally feature individuals or topics linked to these locations.
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By: Kate Whitehead
Sakura Lam, a social worker and trans advocate, talks about finding herself, family acceptance and helping others
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By: Kate Whitehead
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This summer, in partnership with In2scienceUK, we funded placements through the In2research programme, which gave four students the opportunity to gain practical experience in labs, and working with researchers.
By: Kate Whitehead
Stephen Lai caught the gambling bug at university in England – on his return to Hong Kong, he played his cards right and formed the Hong Kong Poker Players' Association
By: Kate Whitehead
Mr Koo shares his journey from rebellion during his youth to health struggles and advocating for mental health awareness in Hong Kong
By: Kate Whitehead
For the first time, NICE has recommended an innovative new medicine that can help prevent babies, children, and young people undergoing cancer treatment from losing their hearing.
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