We partner with organisations and communities to connect and grow agents of social change, harness collective expertise and co-create unique responses to complex challenges.
Each programme is designed in response to an issue in our community and then co-designed in innovative ways that are constantly fine-tuned and improved to create exponential impact.
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In addition to our signature programmes, we offer bespoke and customisable leadership packages designed to meet your organisation’s unique needs. Whether you’re seeking a one-of-a-kind workshop, tailored training, or a fully personalised leadership journey, we can collaborate to create an experience that aligns with your goals and vision.
From immersive workshops to one-off events, these opportunities are open for registration now. Explore what’s coming up and take the first step toward growing your leadership journey.
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We understand our shared histories in Aotearoa NZ and promote inclusive practices for all people
Read moreWe are committed to education that meets the needs of all learners and exists in the realities of the modern world
Read moreWe actively surface voices, experiences, and perspectives that are otherwise marginalised or passed over
Read moreWe take a broad and inclusive view of wellbeing, which holds quality of life as a high priority
Read moreWe recognise and harness the power of workplaces as environments to influence the quality of life of all workers
Read moreA multi-year collaboration between schools, Ministry of Education, Ngāi Tahu and consultancies to explore future focussed pedagogy including student agency, collaborative teaching, flexible learning spaces, cultural narratives, authentic curriculum and diverse partnerships.
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Te Whāriki is a twelve month internship experience based on mentoring, project experience, networking and facilitating activation initiatives. Its purpose is to “Activate the intersections of identity to lead systems change”
In 2023/24 it involved ten existing intersectional young leaders who have experienced discrimination and marginalisation. In the 2024/2025 a new 10 leaders have joined the programme and the 2023/24 Te Whāriki members have created their own ongoing Intersectionality Community of Practice
Read our latest Te Whāriki 2023-2024 Impact Report
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