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STORIES & NEWS

End of Year Newsletter 2021

We have prepared this ‘old fashioned fam Christmas newsletter’ to fill you in on all the happenings from the Ara Taiohi whānau.

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COVID-19 Protection Framework

COVID-19 Protection Framework: This document discusses the potential implications for the Youth Sector.

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Youth Week 2022: Theme reveal

We’ve got a theme for our 2022 Youth Week, which runs from 7 -15 May!

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Korowai Tupu Rōpū response to the Oranga Tamariki Whistleblower story

Tēnā koe The members of the Youth Work professional association Korowai Tupu have seen the Newsroom article and on the face of it the inexcuseable actions included. We tautoko the…

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That’s a wrap #youthweeknz 2021

We had a blast celebrating Youth Week with you.

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Youth Week Weaving project

This year instead of swag we’re asking you to participate in a Youth Week first. A nationwide paper weaving craft project! We’re asking you to send in strips of paper,…

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Masters Thesis – Youth Participation in Non-Governmental Organisations in Aotearoa / New Zealand

Check out this Aotearoa youth participation in non-governmental organisations research from Jennifer Braithwaite at the University of Auckland.

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Youth Policy Scorecard 2020

This scorecard rates party policies to provide a snapshot of how well the policies respond to the issues that young people have raised.

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YOUTHQUAKE 2020

Ara Taiohi (the peak body for youth development in Aotearoa), with the support of Dr Kate Prendergast, University of Canterbury is pleased to release a youth policy scorecard.

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Youth Week 2021

Planning is simmering in the background, we are pleased to announce that our #youthweeknz 2021 dates are: 8th – 16th May!

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Youth Week 2019 18th – 26th May

We Are More Than You See – He wai hōhonu a mātou (literally, we are deep waters, thus referring to unseen depths).

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Ara Taiohi message in regards to the tragedy in Christchurch

Jane shares her thoughts about the Christchurch tragedy.

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ComVoices blog: Youth sector following young people’s lead

Kirsten Le Harivel, our Digital Strategy Manager writes about how our data visualisation was designed to enhance the narrative of the work our members are doing across Aotearoa.

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Ideas of how you can acknowledge Youth Week

Here’s some ideas of how you can acknowledge Youth Week: There are heaps of other ideas you might have to celebrate Youth Week. Let us know what you are doing…

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Youth Week 2023 collateral

Introducing the Youth Week Graphic Designer We would love to introduce you to our graphic designer for Youth Week 2023.   All the way from Whakatāne in the Bay of…

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Introducing the Youth Week Champions!

Kia ora to our Youth Week Champions! This year a rōpū of amazing rangatahi have come together to Champion Youth Week across the motu. These Champions work in the regions…

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Support for our trans and non-binary community 

We honour and value the voices of the LGBTQIA+ community  Ara Taiohi staff and Board wish to extend our aroha to our trans and non-binary youth. It’s our collective responsibility,…

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Auckland Council Budget Consultation

Auckland Council has opened consultation for their annual budget (consultation closes 11pm, 28 March) and we’d like to strongly encourage you to have your say. We are concerned that these…

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Youth Week 2023 Theme Announcement

Rangatira mō āpōpō? Rangatira i tēnei rā! Leaders of tomorrow? Leaders for today! Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou katoa. Thank you to everyone who submitted a Youth Week Theme…

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