Urutapu, the unique leadership programme for young Māori women, has put the call out for their 2019 intake. Run by Mad Ave Community Trust, the initiative looks to help these wāhine discover their purpose and aspirations.
Tag: Leadership. Showing results 1 - 10 of 44
Showing results 1 - 10 of 44
Primary tabs
Search results
-
NewsEmpowering student leaders
Over a hundred high school students from all over Auckland will partake in the annual ASB Polyfest leadership conference today.
-
Bridges' credibility “badly wounded” – Peter Dunne
Political commentator Peter Dunne says National's Simon Bridges' leadership is "badly wounded" but whether he stays or goes is too early to tell.
-
Ngāti Whātua programme connects international students to Māori culture
The Rukuhia Global Leadership Programme at Ōrākei Marae has helped more than 140 international students from 41 different countries feel better connected to the culture.
-
Kawerau youth panelists at Festival for the Future
Two Kawerau youths will feature as panelists at the national Festival for the Future in Wellington. Iraia Nuku and Whaiora Patrick were nominated by youth workers in Kawerau to speak at the festival.
-
Orakei Marae to host indigenous youth summit
The very first Te Ara Moana indigenous youth summit will be held in Tāmaki Makaurau next month.
-
Young Māori leader to receive Queen's Award
The chairperson of the national youth council, Te Kahui Ururoa, Ezekiel Raui is one of two people from New Zealand who will receive the Queen’s Young Leaders Award at a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace, London, on Tuesday 26 June.
-
Dame Tariana Turia awarded Blake Medal
Dame Tariana Turia has been awarded the Blake Medal for leadership achievement in New Zealand by the Sir Peter Blake Trust.
-
More Māori leaders recognised today
Today the final round of investitures for the week is taking place at Government House in Auckland.
-
Mobilising Māori through the rangatahi movement
The twelve youth leaders chosen by the Moko Foundation to attend the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York have returned to NZ.
