Equity and Inclusion

Dr Hafsa Ahmed reflects on our Leadership Lab Rourou collaboration with Lady Khadija Charitable Trust to facilitate the Ethnic Women's Leadership bootcamp.

A profile of intersectional leader, Cooper Sides (they/them) who hosts the People of Puāwai podcast.

Dr Cheryl Doig shares her experience hosting Sophie Howe, the first Commissioner for Future Generations in Wales in Ōtautahi.

Introducing a Grow Waitaha report outlining ways that school boards can be more authentic and less tokensitic in their approaches to inclusion.

A profile of young, intersectional leader in the accessibility space, M Grace-Stent (they/them) sharing their experience of an Open Christchurch/Rourou project.

Libby Davenport, Puāwai Evaluation Lead, shares some insight into the beginning of the 2023 programme journey, and the inclusion of some beautiful poetry written by the rangatahi in the programme.

Danette Abraham-Tiatia reflects on her keynote at Strengths Network WEAVE conference and how CliftonStrenghs coaches can bring their knowledge to Te Tiriti partnership.

Jason Pemberton reflects on his experiences of communities recovering from disaster, from post-earthquake Ōtautahi Christchurch to working with Queenstown Lakes district communities in COVID recovery.

Chris Jansen, Leadership Lab co-director reflects on Leadership Lab's 10 year journey and its key focus on growing equitable and thriving communities and organisations.

Sally Carton reflects on the visit to An Nur Mosque that she organised as part of Leadership Lab's Rourou initiative in partnership with Jumayah Jones and Abdi Ahmed.

Chris Jansen reflects on this Rourou initiative focussed on supporting gender diverse rangatahi through a hard hitting Recommendations Report and a heart wrenching workshop for educators

Fiona Deehan reflects on the reason she has designed the Gender Health Justice Podcast as part of our Rourou series and introduces the 5 guests.