Register your interest to join Belong Aotearoas Annual Public Meeting: Connected Threads: Weaving a Stronger Community Together
Kahika is an employment mentoring programme that seeks to help identify opportunities whilst providing support, for participants to achieve their employment goals.
Join us as we celebrate the year and share with you our plans for next year.
Hear from a panel of experts across community, business, and government as they share the employment trends, challenges, and opportunities they’re seeing in New Zealand.
Want to find out more about Aotearoa New Zealand? Then join us as we explore the history of NZ through learning more about the Treaty of Waitangi - New Zealand’s founding document.
Join us as we celebrate the year and share with you our plans for next year.
We are calling on Auckland Council to adopt the Right to a Decent Home, and start planning how they're going to make sure everybody in our city has a decent home. Even if that means getting in there and building affordable housing themselves!
Want to find out more about Aotearoa New Zealand? Then join us as we explore the history of NZ through learning more about the Treaty of Waitangi - New Zealand’s founding document.
Share what’s important to you and how you can be supported to have your voice heard in the Whau local board area.
Achieve your goals this year with new skills, knowledge and support.
Your wellbeing matters. Hear from people working in the health sector share tips and more around wellbeing.
Join us for our 2021 Annual Public Meeting as we connect and share what we’ve been up to in the past year.
Are you working in the multicultural, settlement and/or systems change sector? Do you want to build your networks? Do you want to share and learn from others in similar work/same sector? Do you want a space safe to reflect and share? Then the ‘Together Better’ Peer Support Network is for you.
Grow your confidence, readiness and skills to achieve your aspirations through learning opportunities mentoring and more.
While our communities have faced many challenges to belonging this year, we invite you to take a moment to come together across the sector, connect with old friends and new, and celebrate what we have all been able to achieve in this ‘unprecedented’ year.
A free Governance and Leadership Training Sessions for people and organisations who hold governance and leadership roles in and for the ethnic community.
In this training you will explore how to support others to develop their speaking and presentation skills, in order for them to deeply connect with and inform other cultures.
Join an in-language elections info session. Available in Filipino, Japanese, Burmese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, Hindi, Vietnamese, Thai and Korean.
An elections information session to provide key information around upcoming elections including a chance to ask questions to help you get ready to vote.
Join us for this hui during Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) to celebrate Te Reo Māori and how every one of us can contribute to its revitalisation.
Together, we will celebrate the story-tellers, contributors and allies who have brought to life a community-led media campaign to promote inclusion! Through #PassTheMic we’ll be listening to the inspiring stories of diverse voices, the experts of their experiences.
This Hui seeks to inspire and build communities capacity to engage in different forms of media, to promote diverse voices that help promote community harmony.
Join us for the launch of the collaborative report around the bespoke needs of former refugee and marginalised migrant communities in NZ.
A free Governance and Leadership Training Sessions for people and organisations who hold governance and leadership roles in and for the ethnic community.
In this webinar, our experts will help you understand your employment rights and offer guidance on working with your employer to resolve employment issues, even if you have already been terminated or made redundant. Bring your questions, as the webinar will finish with a Q&A session.
In this webinar, our experts will be guiding you around key interviewing skills and tips you’ll need to leave a good impression in interviews. Learn about the different skills and ways you can prepare for the different ways employers may interview you..
In this webinar, our experts will be guiding you around how to create a winning CV that stands out, particularly in these uncertain times. Our experts will share top tips on creating a CV, cover letter, transitional CV and how to navigate the unique NZ job market.
In this webinar, our experts will provide the latest information and updates from Immigration New Zealand, cover what you need to know about voluntary departure compared to involuntary deportation, provide guidance on getting the right professional advice and share affordable options on where to get that advice.
In this webinar, our speakers will look at the state of the NZ job market, provide guidance on looking for a job (or looking for what’s next) in times of uncertainty and highlight tips on how to get yourself ready, including CV and upskilling.
Join us for our first webinar in our COVID-19 and Employment Webinar Series.
In this webinar, our experts will help you navigate COVID-19 and what it means for you as a migrant worker in New Zealand.
Our guest speakers for this webinar are:
Nicola has over 18 years' experience in immigration law, both in New Zealand and abroad, and advises businesses and individuals. She is highly experienced in helping individuals with the immigration process, including helping resolve unusual or difficult immigration problems. She regularly provides training and seminars to both employers and employees to support them through the immigration process.
Dennis leads one of New Zealand’s fastest growing trade unions with members across retail, finance, transport, logistics, manufacturing, and ambulance. He is a well-known activist and union leader who has helped lead campaigns to improve the lives of migrant workers. He founded the network of migrant workers within FIRST Union (UNEMIG). Born in the Philippines, he became the first Asian New Zealander to lead a major trade union, when appointed to his current role in 2017.
