Te Pūaha o te Ako
Knowledge Hub
Te Pūaha o te Ako is our knowledge and practice hub, our platform for sharing what we are seeing and learning as we support funders, community organisations and changemakers on their social impact journey. Through Te Pūaha o te Ako we aim to support effective social change with information and engagement to build effective and impactful practice.
You can use the search filters below to identify all the content we have on a topic such as evaluation or housing, or specific types of resources, such as toolkits or reports.
Te Pūaha o te Ako is our knowledge and practice hub, our platform for sharing what we are seeing and learning as we support funders, community organisations and changemakers on their social impact journey. Through Te Pūaha o te Ako we aim to support effective social change with information and engagement to build effective and impactful practice.
You can use the search filters below to identify all the content we have on a topic such as evaluation or housing, or specific types of resources, such as toolkits or reports.
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Haumanu - restorative systems changeThis time of global disruption has focused many of us on the urgent need for systems change to create a future in which people and the planet can thrive.→
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Diving into the waters of systems change at Sport New ZealandThere’s nothing like calling in a critical friend to illuminate what is implicit and invisible in the waters that you’re swimming in. That’s what recently happened between Sport New Zealand Ihi Aotearoa and (CSI).→
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COVID-19 and the social impact sector... hear from thought leadersThe Centre for Social Impact is drawing on the experience of its network and community to understand the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on the philanthropic sector, the long-term implications of this event, and to identify possible social impact responses.→
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COVID-19 and social impact... hear from thought leadersThe COVID-19 crisis will have a major impact on the wellbeing of New Zealand’s communities over the next few years. It will also affect how we think about our organisations and our services. We asked some of the key influencers in our sector to give us a brief insight into what they have seen and learnt since the crisis started, the challenges they’re seeing ahead, and what the potential solutions to those challenges might be.→
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Increasing equity – the priority for philanthropyWe asked our network for their thoughts on the impacts of COVID-19 on the philanthropic sector and the long-term implications of this crisis. This blog captures some of their insights around the issue of increasing equity.→
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Advocacy and Systems Change - presentations and reportThis event, co-convened with JR McKenzie Trust and Philanthropy NZ, explored advocacy to drive change.→
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Mapping the philanthropic landscape - A review of trends and contemporary practicesInsights to support the JR McKenzie Trust to harvest emerging ideas and practices relevant to New Zealand’s bi-cultural context.→
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Kōtuitui – Healing intergenerational trauma; a conversation on the multigenerational legacies of war, colonisation and famineThe first of our 2019 Kōtuitui (interweaving conversations) focused on emerging research on the multigenerational legacies of traumas such as war, colonisation and famine – and the possibilities for healing.→
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Social Impact Series - Part 1: Fit for purpose strategy - using evidence to inform practiceOur Social Impact hui provide space for conversations about strategies and practices for funders looking to strengthen social impact.→
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The Power Of Four: Lessons from the VOYCE collaborationThis report by the Centre for Social Impact associate, Rachael Trotman, presents the story of and lessons learned from a collaboration between four philanthropic funders that led to the establishment of VOYCE – Whakarongo Mai. VOYCE is an independent charitable trust for children and young people in foster care.→
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Tui Ah Loo and the Te Ira visionA video of Tui’s presentation at our 2016 learning event.→