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 26 May 2022, Vaughan Couillault shares his whakaaro on what to do when you don't know what to do.

In this Leaders’ Connect hui recording from 29 July 2021, Janelle Riki-Waaka shares her whakaaro on Honouring Equitable Partnerships.

Emily shares about her wisdom on wellness and leadership from her experience as an experienced Child and Family Psychologist

Kotte shares about her approach to wellness and what is critical to her in her roles as a coach, yoga instructor and friend

Danette brings her insights into wellbeing, and leadership very much formed by her tikanga and Maori heritage

During the COVID Rāhui/lockdown, educators reported tangible benefits and perhaps surprising increases in engagement from many of their students learning from home. Nicola Ngarewa and Chris Jansen explore how might we take these insights about student agency and translate them into change practices in our schools?

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.

Te Whainoa Te Wiata explores questions such as, “why is mana whenua engagement so vital to schools and communities?” and “how do we create and sustain meaningful relationships?”.

Kris Herbert is really into stories on the street, in the hood and through Our Stories Trust she captures these digitally for sharing.

Reihana Dougherty and Atarau Hamilton-Fuller share insights to their involvement with Puāwai our youth leadership programme in Ōtautahi, and the power of sharing stories.