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New UNESCO Aotearoa Youth Leaders announced for 2020

We have appointed five new members to its UNESCO Aotearoa Youth Leaders group. They are: Anne-Sophie Page, Bella, Simpson, Blair Kapa-Peters, Brodie Cross and Naheed Saeid.

Major Funding Recipients 2019

Invigorating te reo Māori through rangatahi

UNESCO Aotearoa Youth Leader, Māia Tapsell reflects on that Raranga Tahi Summit which encourages young people to help foster more spoken reo throughout Aotearoa

Youth Leaders’ call for action goes to Paris

The Youth Diversity Forum 2019 generated a key messages document – a call to action from youth – outlining changes they wish to see to race relations in New Zealand. The document asks all sections of society to examine the way they communicate and listen to others.

Ashlee Peacock, youth leader, reflects on her time at the 40th UNESCO General Conference

Ashlee Peacock attended the 40th UNESCO General Conference with the New Zealand delegation and spent two days attending and sharing ideas from Aotearoa at the 11th Youth Forum.

Gneral Conference Robyn and Ashlee Paris

Youth Diversity Forum 2019

Nearly a hundred youth leaders from Christchurch and around the country came together in Ōtautahi Christchurch over the weekend of 4-6 October. In collaboration with the Human Rights Commission (HRC) and mana whenua Ngāi Tūāhuriri and Ngāi Tahu, we held the Youth Diversity Forum to support a cross-ethnic discussion, addressing racism, education and spirituality in response to the mosque attacks of 15 March 2019.

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