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Whanganui becomes a UNESCO Creative City of Design

We are delighted to announce that Aotearoa New Zealand now has four UNESCO Creative Cities with Whanganui announced as a City of Design.

Celebrating UNESCO's 75th Birthday

As UNESCO celebrates its 75th birthday, three exceptional New Zealanders share their UNESCO stories, outlining the impact that UNESCO has had on their lives, as well as on Aotearoa New Zealand as a whole.

Are you interested in becoming a UNESCO Aotearoa Youth Leader?

Are you a young person with an interest in deepening connections between Aotearoa youth and UNESCO globally in order to contribute to a more sustainable and peaceful future? Then the New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO wants to hear from you.

2021 Major Grant Recipients Announced.

Three organisations have been awarded major grants in 2021, all of which demonstrate a strong connection to our priority areas, and to 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 better and more peaceful future.

Our 2021 major grant recipients are Ngāti Kuri Trust Board Inc, Diplosphere and UNESCO’s Chair in Dance and Social Inclusion, University of Auckland.

Enter our UN Ocean Decade Design Competition

We are looking for an up-and-coming designer or artist with Māori and Pacific Ocean or mātauranga with sciences knowledge to create a visual design concept for our website Te Tini a Tangaroa. The winning designer or artist will have their creation added to our website, win $5,000 in cash and will feature in Aotearoa New Zealand’s Decade of Ocean Science communications.

Read our September Newsletter

Read all about the comings and goings of the National Commission during August and September 2021. Find out about our UNESCO Youth Leaders experiences at the Festival for the Future; learn more about what our UNESCO Creative Cities have been up to; find out about how we celebrated Te Wiki o te Reo Māori; and much more . . .

A Novak Whats in a name An unfinished map of Māori place names in Ōtepoti

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