A set of cards to kickstart powerful and hopeful conversations with young people around areas of prejudice and racism.
Providing insights and guidance on alternative pathways for setting up a charity and accessing funding.
Te Kōrero mō ngā Tamariki provides valuable insights into middle childhood (ages 5 – 12) in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Early Resolution is a free phone-based service that helps resolve a workplace issue early, quickly and informally.
InsideOUT Kōaro's video resource emphasises the significance of sharing and asking for pronouns to respect diverse gender identities.
Learn to calculate and reduce your organisation's carbon footprint with practical guidance on measurement methods and sustainability strategies.
Matariki is an official national holiday in Aotearoa/ New Zealand and everyone can celebrate it.
A resource on how indigenous wisdom can guide us in becoming better ancestors and stewards of our environment.
This toolkit provides practical guidance to create an inclusive and welcoming workplace for disabled people in New Zealand.
Help your ethnic communities be prepared for emergencies with this multilingual video series.
Discover techniques for summarising text using generative AI, with tips on prompt engineering and achieving accurate responses from AI tools.
This guide provides philanthropic funders and community grantmakers with practical guidance and key insights for supporting communities during disasters.
This resource provides practical strategies for creating effective volunteer advertisements.
This podcast series offers candid, insightful kōrero to deepen our understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi's impact on our nation.
Explore findings on Pasifika health and wellbeing, mental health insights, and strategies to improve healthcare access.
Celebrate Matariki using Te Whare Tapa Whā and explore holistic wellbeing through rest, reflection, and renewal.
This resource outlines guidelines for responding to workplace bullying or harassment complaints effectively.
Guidance and resources to help you reach and communicate effectively with your stakeholders, supporters and volunteers online.
A network of kaiako across Aotearoa who work in Māori-medium and Māori language education settings.
A series of conversation starters exploring how language choices can impact disabled people.