2021 New Zealand Symposium presentation recordings
Now available for IAP2 ANZ members to revisit and watch.
Great news for IAP2 ANZ members, we have now opened up the New Zealand Symposium recordings to members.
For those new to the IAP2A Community, the New Zealand Symposium brings together engagement practitioners, community development practitioners, communications and marketing professionals and academics to explore the diverse and challenging topic of community and stakeholder engagement. It’s a great event to share, learn and network with your fellow engagers.
The 2021 New Zealand Symposium was held in Auckland in late May. That’s right – a real in-person event and it was great to have that face-to-face connection again. We hope all of our attendees had a great time and managed to take-away some key learnings and insights. You can read more about this event with our wrap-up from IAP2A director, working group member and attendee, Jo Wilkins.
You can still view the event line-up of keynote speakers, and informative and interactive sessions presented by your fellow engagers via the programme.
Some key links to check out what’s happening in the engagement world:
Ministry of Education’s Action Plan for Pacific Education 2020-2030.
The Action Plan for Pacific Education 2020–2030 has a vision that diverse Pacific learners and their families feel safe, valued and equipped to achieve their education aspirations.
It outlines the actions the Government has committed to achieving this vision and signals how early learning services, schools and tertiary providers can achieve change for Pacific learners and their families.
Check out the website and ‘shift’ video.
Office of Children’s Commissioner.
The Policy Project, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (responsive today, shaping tomorrow).
Great policy advice is the foundation of effective government decision-making. It underpins the performance of the economy and the wellbeing of all people in New Zealand. The Policy Project is about building a high performing policy system that supports and enables good government decision-making.
The Policy Project is available to run workshops for teams and agencies on applying its tools and frameworks, the characteristics of good policy advice, and how to build policy capability and skills. Workshops can be tailored to meet your specific needs. You can contact the team at policy.project@dpmc.govt.nz
Office of Ethnic Communities.
The Office of Ethnic Communities is the Government’s principal advisor on ethnic diversity. It provides information, advice and services to, and for, ethnic communities in New Zealand and administer funds to support community development and social cohesion.
The Office of Ethnic Communities is part of the Department of Internal Affairs and its work contributes to the Department’s overarching outcome: Connected citizens, communities and government.
NIWA’s engagement on climate change adaptation with gamification approach.
The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research has a toolbox that can help you find out about the changing climate, what it might mean for your business, organisation or community and what you can do about it.
You can assess your current climate resilience and plan for future change by working through the five steps listed on NIWA’s website.
Don’t forget, serious games as a tool to engage people.
How to watch?
IAP2 Australasia members, log in and watch the recordings via the member resources.
Tip: You can browse the recordings via the Conference category or searching for the presentation name in the search bar within the member resources library (once logged in).