Helmut Modlik (Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira) presents on how to deliver genuine change through leading from the grassroots, and gives his thoughts on what’s required for the health sector to thrive with the upcoming health reforms.
Auckland based community organiser Alexandra Nicholas presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on her mahi, and how to effectively and authentically engage with communities.
Shirleyanne Brown presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on authentically partnering for tangata whenua wellbeing. Presentation Slides – Shirleyanne Brown
Auckland City Missioner Helen Robinson presents on Authentic Collaboration, with a focus on the creation of the HomeGround base and it’s interactions, both historic and contemporary, with the Auckland community. Webinar Presentation – Helen Robinson
Amarjit Maxwell of Collaborative Aotearoa gives a presentation to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on Collective Action within Communities. Presentation Slides – Amarjit Maxwell
Mark Liddle and Amarjit Maxwell present the welcoming and opening to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022. Presentation Slides – Amarjit Maxwell
A panel hosted by Kirsten Kyle, in which our panellists Alex Nicholas and Karōria Johns discuss how to authentically engage with communities. Webinar Slides
Hosted by Amarjit Maxwell, CE Collaborative Aotearoa, we are pleased to bring back Paul Schmitz, beaming in from the US. A recently published paper, focusing on centering equity and collective impact reflects the evolution in this space. Paul was a crucial partner in the development of this paper and has been working in close proximity ...
Exploring bias in healthcare and how to address it. Led by Irihapeti Mahuika and with our panellists Hemaima Reihana-Tate and Kyle Eggleton we will delve into bias in the health care sector. Hemaima will introduce the concept of Mauri Ora “The art of breathing life into others experiences”. What happens within ourselves when we make a ...
The Collective Impact approach is already being used with success in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Learn more about the the reality of implementation, the challenges and the benefits for our whānau and communities.
