Whakatairangatia i te mana o te rangahau ā-hāpori me te mahi tahi
Community and whānau aspirations for research.
Kaiwhakahaere kōreroAugust was another busy month for our kaimahi organising an exciting lineup of events and initiatives for the remainder of 2023. The Te Auaha Pito Mata New and Emerging Researcher Awards nominations have now closed, and all the research has been sent to our judging panel. We have been amazed by the high standard of applications. It makes the decision-making very tough for our judges but very exciting for our communities to access this knowledge.
The start of spring heralded a (brief) change in the weather and a glimpse of the summer days ahead. Me whakanui tātou i te wiki o te reo Māori!!
Nau mai ki a Eve CooksonKo Tarawera te maunga, ko Kaituna te awa
Ko Te Arawa te waka, ko Ngāti Uenuku-Kōpako te iwi
Ko Eve ahau
Eve is our Kairuruku – Coordinator. We were excited to welcome Eve to the office on Monday. Eve hails from the north and is studying for her honours degree in Māori education at Te Herenga Waka. "I am passionate about rangatahi and community development and uplifting the voices of
Māori and other minority groups. Over the years I have been actively involved in various community groups, NGOs and charitable trusts. I strongly believe that research should be done by the community, and for the community."
PAST WEBINAR -
Beyond Consultation: Unpacking the important elements of meaningful refugee partnership and participation in the research fieldWe hosted an inspiring webinar with former refugee community leaders, researchers, and advocates on 31 August. This webinar panel unpacked some systemic barriers to genuine partnership and how to avoid creating further trauma.
Watch it here
This research takes a qualitative snapshot of kindness through the lens of community service organisations in Aotearoa in 2023. This study began with a
question: What is the role of kindness from the perspective of community services organisations (CSOs) in Aotearoa New Zealand?
Find out more and read the research here
Creating an AI Policy for your organisationJoin Toby Black and Stuart Beresford as they share some of the knowledge they have gained through developing AI policy. Learn from their experience and get a better understanding on why you should be implementing effective AI policy, and consider the distinct privacy implications that increased reliance and inclusion of technology may cause.
When: online - 12.10pm, Thursday, 28 September
Register here
WERO Community Conference 2023 This in-person community conference will be an opportunity for members of community organisations wanting to learn about research on racism in areas of housing, employment, institutions and communities. The conference will also focus on moving from what we know about racism to what we can do about it in specific contexts.
Register here to attend
Tuesday, 7 Nov 2023 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
NPM futures: Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga Futures programme The NPM scholarship grant is now open - this grant is for Māori students who are enrolled or intend to enrol, in a PhD Doctoral programme at any NPM tertiary education partner entity. Applications for this scholarship and more information can be
found here
Applications close 2 October 2023
Repost: There are 150+ online and in-person events held across September.
Check out the Auckland Climate Festival programme here
Connect with Community ResearchCreate change - upload your knowledge and research here. Join our researcher and evaluator database here. Share your story here.
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