Thought Leadership June 2022
Thought Leadership June 2022
Read about the key role of Field Catalysts in this blog from Megan Courtney, dip into another chapter of How Communities Awaken, and learn more about BANI vs. VUCA, where Stephan Grabmeier proposes a new approach for reflecting on our changing world.
Training and Events May 2022
Training and Events May 2022
Welcome to another packed training and events panui. You can register now for our next Community Building Block – Courageous Conversations in Community, the upcoming Child Rich Communities Online Kōrero, and the June Webinar, Locally-led Matters. There is still time to join Edubit for the year as well.
Thought Leadership April 2022
Thought Leadership April 2022
Diving deep into How Communities Awaken, addressing the strengths of community-led development (CLD) and honouring Te Tiriti, and we share a video story of how the the communities of the Whanganui River are thriving through Tamaūpoko Trust CLD mahi.
February Training & Events 2022
February Training & Events 2022
Kicking off the year with online opportunities.
January 2022
January 2022
Welcoming fresh conversations.
In this newsletter, read about Active Citizenship, register for Mobilising your Neighbours with Jim Diers, and find out about gaining a micro qualification in Community-led Facilitation at our upcoming Edubit information session.
We’re also seeking new members for the Inspiring Communities Board. We welcome applications from across the motu.
December 2021
December 2021
In this newsletter, we wrap up the highlights of the year for you to enjoy.
October Newsletter 2021
October Newsletter 2021
There’s loads of great ideas and reading in this issue, across a broad spectrum of thinking – from the strengths of community-led development (CLD) and honouring Te Tiriti, to the story of how the small community of Rakiura has brought another big vision to life, and how to activate a national collaborative process.
August – September 2021 Newsletter
Our August – September Newsletter is ready to read!
Catch up on all the incredible mahi and stories that have been taking place around the motu in the last couple of months:
- Get to know the vibrant community of Avondale and the ways in which they celebrate their people, place and stories.
- Watch the recording of our latest webinar: Stories of Change and Success or download our latest guide that identifies how you can better involve community when shaping policies and services.
- Read a report from IPANZ that outlines a more relational model of public service: The Social State – From Transactional to Relational Public Service.
- Get in the know for our next Community Building Block: Leaderful Communities – Coming your way on the 16th of September.
- Listen to a recent community hui on the topic of Funding for Equity – Funding for Change.
Plus plenty more! Read the latest newsletter here.
June – July 2021 Newsletter
Our June – July 2021 Newsletter is ready and waiting for you!
Here is what we have been immersing ourselves in over the past couple of months and what you can involve yourself in too:
- Read about the incredible mahi happening from a decommissioned cheese factory in Waimamaku.
- Our Resource Hub is a great place for those wanting to get involved with community voices, create authentic engagement and form better relationships while increasing trust in our system of governement.
- Learn about Hui E!’s grant writing support.
- Download ‘Bringing ‘Equity to Implementation’ – an invaluable resource that illustrates core elements of equitable implementation.
And so much more! Read our latest newsletter here.
April – May 2021 Newsletter
Without much further ado, we have our latest newsletter for you!
Here’s what’s been covered this month – a kete of stories, resources and perspectives:
- a blog piece examining a way of working that is human-centred, prioritises learning, and takes a systems approach
- introducing our upcoming webinar on kai sustainability
- a fantastic local initiative providing affordable, locally sourced kai and a place of connection for locals in West Auckland
- the six Shifts our team continues to advance to keep the process of adaptation and innovation alive
Read our latest newsletter here.