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The Impact Awards 2020 – record number of submissions received, every region of New Zealand represented!
The Impact Awards 2020 – record number of submissions received, every region of New Zealand represented!
While there are many challenging things happening in our world at this time, the applications and nominations for The…
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Growing New Zealand's Future Leaders
Growing New Zealand's Future Leaders
It's no secret that many of New Zealand's rural and provincial communities are facing big challenges. From isolation to…
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Future Leaders – applications now open for young people in rural + provincial New Zealand
Future Leaders – applications now open for young people in rural + provincial New Zealand
Young people in New Zealand's rural and provincial communities face huge challenges, especially in our lower…
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Our Adventures in Social Enterprise: Developing the Speaker Bureau
Our Adventures in Social Enterprise: Developing the Speaker Bureau
Getting anything new off the ground is hard, especially a charity. Donations and grant funding is fiercely contested…
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Growing a new economy
Growing a new economy
JP Morgan predicts that the social impact investment market could reach up to $1 trillion by 2020. Social enterprise is…
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Fearless leadership + when to ask for help.
Fearless leadership + when to ask for help.
Getting something new off the ground can be extremely hard. Two days ago we launched an incredibly bold intiative that…
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Another very special opportunity at Wellington Hospitals Foundation. As Philanthropy and Legacy Giving Manager your purpose will be all about…
Another very special opportunity at Wellington Hospitals Foundation. As Philanthropy and Legacy Giving Manager your purpose will be all about…
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University of Otago
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Activities and Societies: This internationally renowned masters course takes on 12 students from around the world each year. Year one looks at storytelling, cinematography, editing, science communication and the business of filmmaking. Year two you make a 25-minute film and write a thesis. Paired with another student – Nick Holmes and myself directed, shot, cut & produced the internationally acclaimed NZ documentary 'Carving the Future' – www.carvingthefuture.com
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Honors & Awards
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2015 Young New Zealander of the Year
NZ Awards
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Antonia Ruffell
The AI era is here - and philanthropy needs to step up. Last week's Philanthropy Australia Leadership Summit in Canberra was packed with inspiring conversations about bold, inclusive, and impactful leadership. But the standout for me was Power, Purpose and the Rise of AI - a thoughtful discussion between Timothy Rosenlund-O'Brien, Lani Evans MNZM, Anthea Roberts, and Liz Gillies. The message was clear: philanthropy can't sit on the sidelines. We have an important role to play - from funding innovation and digital equity, to improving funding processes, advocating for the ethical use of AI, and ensuring communities are empowered in the AI age. I predict AI will be a much bigger part of the conversation at the next PA conference in Brisbane next year and I'm looking forward to it already. StartGiving #techgiving
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Julie Reilly OAM
Applying a gender lens when considering safe, affordable housing is not only fair, but also catalytic for social change. In August, Australians Investing in Women convened a Housing Roundtable in Adelaide to ask some critical questions: ✨What’s working in housing and gender equality across Australia? ✨What (or who) is missing out? ✨What are the key enablers and barriers to applying a gender lens—and what steps must we take to achieve a more equitable housing system for women and girls? With thanks to Dr Katrina (Kate) Raynor (Centre for Equitable Housing) for moderating, The Wyatt Trust and the The Don Dunstan Foundation for their support. The Roundtable built on work commissioned by AIIW, including A Home of One’s Own (Per Capita Australia, 2022) and the Equitable Foundations Framework, developed with funding from the Paul Ramsay Foundation. Our next stop is Perth as we fill out the roadmap to embedding a gender lens on housing investments. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gDAr2833
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Violet Roumeliotis AM
With board directors balancing their many strategic responsibilities against the practicalities of running a business, demonstrating a real commitment to diversity can seem like a 'nice to have'. I recently spoke with Australian Institute of Company Directors’ column The Strategist about how boards wrangling skills shortages can cover two bases at once by tapping into Australia’s under-utilised community of more than one million people with disability who want to work. Tap through to read how you can tweak your organisation’s governance to unlock this talent pool and increase productivity. https://lnkd.in/gXd2KhH7
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Tony Stuart
The recent horrific allegations in Australia's childcare sector are a wake-up call. We need stronger safeguards, tougher accountability, a much higher bar for child protection and an Early Years Commission to ensure stronger national oversight - where child safety is the first and non-negotiable priority. Because the protection of children must always come before productivity and profit. Read my full OpEd in the Daily Telegraph here: https://lnkd.in/gdbX9qUe
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