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Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.

(Helen Keller)

Learn more about some of the projects, events, programmes and initiatives that we have funded.

Why these initiatives?

We supported these, as they:

Support our mission to: Deepen connections between the people of Aotearoa New Zealand and UNESCO globally through the sharing of ideas and building capability for a sustainable, healthy and more peaceful future.
Align with our priority areas: Sustainable, Resilient and Regenerative Communities; Freedom of Expression; Indigenous Knowledge and the Decade of Indigenous Languages; Oceans for the Wellbeing of People and the Planet; and UNESCO programmes.

This page will be continually updated with projects we have funded.

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Te Rito Toi

Te Rito Toi is an on-line resource developed to support teachers when they first return to school following major traumatic events.

Race Unity Aotearoa Speech Awards and Hui

The National Commission has supported both the Speech Award Finals and Hui for a number of years.

UN International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Marking a day that raises awareness about the need to nurture peace and human rights.

Whanganui International Jazz Day

Since 2018 Whanganui has celebrated International Jazz Day with a special event that brings together the local community.

NIYA’s Regions Outreach

Regions Outreach sought to reach out, listen and korero with Muslim rangatahi across the country.

Images of the Future: Daily Life in a World Governed by AI

This Conference explored the ramifications of integrating AI into our daily life.

Commonwealth Association of Museums Conference 24

‘The View from Here: Sustainability, Community and Knowledge’ was the theme for CAM's 2024 Conference.

IPBES Transformative Change Report Authors Meeting

We supported Dr Nick Roskruge to attend the IPBES Transformative Change Report Authors Meeting.

Indigenous Peoples Heritage Values Geneva Workshop

We supported Xavier Forde to attend the International Expert Workshop on Recognizing and Respecting Indigenous Peoples' Heritage Values in World Heritage sites.

Rebecca Mc Millan Photography Samuel Te Kani Emily Writes and Shaneel Lal appearing at Verb Festival 2023

Verb Readers and Writers Festival 2023

This festival brought writers, artists and audiences together for meaningful conversations and idea exchanges.

Justice for Rabi. The Story of Banaba.

This exhibition comprised recorded interviews with Banaban elders on Rabi Island as well as photo portraits, original artworks, and works from Banaban artists and creatives.