Videos, Leadership of culture change

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 12 May 2022, Dr Judy Bruce shares her whakaaro on Racism, bias and where to from here: Facing the elephant in the room.

In this Leaders’ Connect hui recording from 17 February 2022, Dr Ann Milne shares her whakaaro on Leading Out of White Spaces.

This video shares the experiences of the tuākana and rangatahi in the second year of the Puāwai programme in Ōtautahi/Christchurch. Puāwai includes rangatahi from Māori, Pasifika, Rainbow, Muslim, Disability and Care-experienced communities and focusses on identity, strengths, inclusion and intersectionality

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 18 November 2021, Linda Tame (Tumuaki at Golden Bay High School) and Christine O'Neill (Tumuaki at Te Kura o Hine Waiora - Christchurch Girls' High School) share their whakaaro on deliberate leadership in an ever-changing landscape.

In this Leaders’ Connect hui recording from 21 October 2021, Lynda Knight-de Blois shares her whakaaro on moving "from trauma-informed to learning transformed".

In this Leaders’ Connect hui recording from 2 September 2021, Maurie Abraham shares his whakaaro on leading a future focused curriculum in a complex world.

In this Leaders’ Connect hui recording from 10 June 2021, Piripi Prendergast and some of the rangatahi from Tokona Te Raki share their whakaaro on De-streaming our kura.

Kaharoa Manihera shares valuable insights on cultivating partnerships, especially from having forged the links with Ngai Tahu and the Christchurch City Council

Greg Jansen shares two frameworks to support leaders as they navigate challenging times – whether it be with teams, parents, community or students.

This video shares the experiences of the tuākana and rangatahi in the Puāwai programme in Ōtautahi/Christchurch. Puāwai includes rangatahi from Māori, Pasifika, Rainbow, Muslim, Disability and Care-experienced communities and focusses on identity, strengths, inclusion and intersectionality

Daisy Lavea-Timo and Dr Judy Bruce share from their own leadership experiences and challenge traditional ideas of inclusion, diversity and tolerance, and invite us to consider ways of showing up differently in intercultural connections.

Rachel Fonotia from ACTIS shares some candid insights into her mahi in Aranui and how she discovered the spirit of the community.