Navigate the rocky waters of equity and biculturalism in Aotearoa — with confidence.

Gain critical context for Tiriti conversations. Understand how to appropriately engage with equity in an organisational environment. Become informed, aware, and equipped to take action.

 

Facilitated by renowned leader in Māori development, Treaty rights, language advocacy, and education, Dr Hana O’Regan, this workshop will provide context to the equity debate in Aotearoa. It will also explore individual experiences and understanding of equity at a personal and organisational level. 

Enhance your awareness of historic inequities and how they flow through to today. Explore thorny questions in a safe environment.

You’ll leave with deeper knowledge and a richer understanding, prepared to tackle the topic out in the real world.

  • When does it end?

  • What’s my responsibility here?

  • Is this really something we need to pay attention to?

  • Doesn’t equity just mean treating everyone equally?

UPCOMING 1-DAY WORKSHOPS
Te Tiriti for Leaders | Christchurch
Jun 10
Te Tiriti for Leaders | Christchurch
Te Tiriti for Leaders | Christchurch
Sept 17
Te Tiriti for Leaders | Christchurch

What attendees say

“Ensuring equity must be a consideration for all people leaders. This course enables you to understand what sits behind inequity and how we, as a community, need to align and support each other to address it.” — Tanya Houghton; CEO, Farmlands, and Global Women member

"This training has provided me with a framework and practical tools to have meaningful and collaborative conversations around oritetanga/equity with the kaiako I support in order to achieve these outcomes." — Jon Bailey, Te Atakura Coach

"Amazing opportunity. Talented, skilled and knowledgeable presenter. Excellent content. Transformative!" — Erica Rankin, Community Libraries Manager, Christchurch City Council

"This course will challenge, overwhelm and shift you to be willing and capable of addressing inequities in your workplace." — Dr Lea Galvin, Senior Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Services Manager, Nelson Tasman Hospice

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This workshop is designed for you if you are a people leader navigating issues of equity in the workplace, and want to learn practical tools to lead in this area appropriately and with confidence.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

During the workshop, you’ll:

  • Learn about the root causes of inequities in Aotearoa

  • Broaden your understanding of the context of the equity debate in Aotearoa

  • Explore your personal relationship to equity in your sector

  • Take away tools to unpack equity for leadership

  • Develop strategies for effectively addressing equity and creating change

REGISTRATION

Cost: $1495 + GST and booking fees

Educators and Not-for-Profits: $995 + GST and booking fees

Group rates: take 15%-20% off with groups of 3+ or 6+. For groups of 9+, get in touch.

Partial scholarships available. Apply here.

Includes lunch, afternoon tea and tea and coffee.

NEED HELP WITH THE COST?

If you are an Educator or at a Not-for-Profit, you can automatically access a special rate of $995 + GST when you register.

We also have partial scholarships available to attend the workshop. Apply here and we’ll be in touch.

HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN

Boma is committed to delivering safe events. We’re following best practices suggested by the New Zealand health authorities and work closely with our suppliers to prioritise health and wellbeing.

Our comprehensive health and safety plans ensure you can book with certainty and attend with confidence.

OUR REFUND POLICY

For details on event refunds and transfers, please see our refund policy.

 

About Dr Hana O’Regan ONZM

 

Dr Hana O’Regan (Kāi Tahu / Pākehā) is an internationally recognised champion of language, culture and equity. An acclaimed expert on Te Reo Māori, she focuses on indigenous language revitalisation within her Kāi Tahu community, across Aotearoa and within communities around the globe.

Hana is Tumu Whakarae / CEO of Tātai Aho Rau Core Education — a world-class organisation enabling cultural collaboration and transformation in the contemporary learning environment. She was previously general manager of Oranga / Wellbeing for Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu and director of Māori and Pasifika at Ara Institute of Canterbury.

Hana is a talented composer and accomplished author. She has held leadership positions on national boards, review panels and committees and was recently appointed to the Waitangi Tribunal.

If you have any questions about this workshop, please email us at [email protected]

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