Wellbeing and meaning

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.

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.

A waiata sung in the darkness resounds, as we look to the Matariki cluster and then out to the horizon. The red hue to the east growing with every passing moment and the promise of a new beginning. Tammi Martin reflects on our Leadership Lab Matariki retreat....

Leadership Lab creates events to gather people meaningfully. We partner with Can Do Catering which is a social enterprise that provides residents and clients of the Laura Fergusson Brain Injury Trust with real, meaningful and paid employment opportunities

We are at our most powerful as a team when we work from our strengths, and support each other's weaknesses. This requires vulnerability...

Even if we are unconvinced about the idea of a foreordained life mission, there is ample evidence that a life/work experience that combines strengths with meaningful service confers powerful advantages.

Reconnecting within ourselves as leaders to allow us to flourish in the face of change and complexity