Te Pūaha Talks has an exciting range of online capability workshops and webinars scheduled for the coming year. This programme of free events, supported by Foundation North, has been designed and curated based on what people working in social impact have told us they want.
Each event is an opportunity to learn from people who are leaders, innovators, and influencers in their areas of expertise. The aim is to help participants build their knowledge and confidence to apply what they learn to their own community organisation or area of practice.
Recordings of the webinars will be available online through Te Pūaha o te Ako, alongside additional resources such as templates and links to related sources of information.
Explore past Te Pūaha Talks recordings and resources on the knowledge hub here.
Haumanu, a new way of leading
9am - 10.15am Wednesday 27 May
Coming up we have a free webinar all about Haumanu. Haumanu means to revive, rejuvenate and restore to health. Our team of associates from the Centre for Social Impact has for several years been creating, prototyping and refining Haumanu, a healing approach to systems change.
Haumanu blends western knowledge with mātauranga Māori. It takes what the late Professor Angus Macfarlane called “he awa whiria” - a “braided river” approach, combining the strengths of two distinct worldviews as equals. It is part of the Healing Centred Systems movement, gaining much traction around the world.
Bringing restoration into the work of systems change means changing the way we work, relate, design and learn together. In this webinar we will take you through Haumanu and a Haumanu process so you can experience the profound hope and depth of this work. We will also share an upcoming learning opportunity with you.Sign up to the free webinar here.