Te Pūaha Talks has an exciting range of online capability workshops and webinars scheduled for the coming months. 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.
Storytelling: Showcasing good practice
Hosted by Robin Hickman
Following the demand for our 2022 and 2023 communications webinars, we are inviting some of New Zealand’s exceptional communicators to share their insights and experience in creating outstanding communications. The first of our three webinars took place on 9th May. This featured the award-winning Māia Studio talking about their kaupapa Māori and cause-related communications. You can watch the webinar here.
Two more communications showcase sessions will be held later in the year.
Ngahere - wellbeing practice refresher
Hosted by Tuihana Ohia
Shake off the post-holiday slump and start your year grounded, connected, and energised with a Ngahere wellbeing practice online workshop. Facilitated by Tuihana Ohia this is designed to help participants develop holistic wellbeing practices and reflect on the things that re-source us. Tuihana will look at what the Maramataka (Māori lunar calendar) is telling us as Poutū-te-rangi (the star Altair) brightens and we move into Ngahuru (autumn.)
Ngahuru is traditionally a time of letting go and shedding before Matariki brings in a new year. We will be offering further wellbeing workshops throughout the year as the Maramataka moves through the seasons.
20th February 2025, 10 - 11.30am. Register here.