Hōhepa (Joseph-Briana) Hutana-Waitoa shares how story telling is such a big motivator in his involvement in Maori Theatre and productions

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 4th March 2021, Claire Amos (Principal, Albany Senior High School) shares her whakaaro on Leading to the North-East: Warm and Demanding Leadership.

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 17 March 2022, Derek Wenmoth from FutureMakers (futuremakers.nz) shares his whakaaro on leading change for hybrid learning.

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 5th November 2020, Dr Chris Jansen and Stephen McConnachie share their whakaaro on collective leadership.

Janina Konia (Ngāi Tahu, Ngā Puhi) is the Senior Advisor Māori at the Ministry of Education - Canterbury.  Her previous role was kaiārahi at Mātauraka Mahaanui, an advisory board to MOE with a mandate to represent Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu across the Waitaha region.

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.

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.

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

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.

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 19 August 2021, Lynda Stuart (tumuaki of May Road School) shares her whakaaro on Catalysing Genuine Community Partnerships

Sarah Martin and Chris Bradbeer share their whakaaro on leveraging collaborative potential.

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