A large part of our mahi involves collaborating with individuals, organisations and communities to better understand complex issues, connect like-minded people and create a safe environment to co-facilitate important conversations.…
You are invited to an initial online hui to discuss how communities and organisations working within Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Te Tiriti, and anti-racist practices can work together to dismantle inequitable systems.…
This is for anyone who wants to jump online, connect and play some cool online games with us - let's have some laughs and give ourselves a fun break from the current situation…
What’s Wrong With You? is a Stuff podcast that tackles the big questions about life with a disability. The seven-part series is hosted and produced by a team of young disabled women who want to tell their stories from their perspective.…
Over the last week the news has been inundated with reports depicting the dire situation in Afghanistan, due to the recent takeover of the nation by the Tailban. Reports on the impact of this development on the country’s most vulnerable populations…
In honour of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics that just wrapped up last week, kon’nichiwa, and welcome to our new look newsletter! We’ve had a busy month as we continue to progress our mahi, organising and facilitating more hui around Aotearoa, and prepa…
It is important to hear from people who have not been included in the process so far, and particularly those who are more likely to experience digital or social exclusion. For example, Māori people, Pacific peoples, LGBTQI+ folks, disabled people, s…
Play your part in honouring the remarkable New Zealanders from all walks of life, whether it’s the pillar of your community, the nation’s game changers or the environmental warriors. These are the individuals or rōpū (groups) that make us proud…
Our website has been updated, so please take a moment to explore the Belonging subthemes! If you haven't seen them yet, have a look at the Māori subthemes are first under each of the questions - the first theme called 'Te ao Māori' in Q1 and Q2, an…
For Matariki, Reo Māori are encouraging everyone to learn a kaikōhau. Kaikōhau means to express your hopes and desires. It's something that you can use during Matariki, as we prepare for the new year ahead, and any other time throughout the ye…
