October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and what better way to show your support for the thousands of women each year who are diagnosed with breast cancer, than by going PINK! Hundreds of workplaces, schools, community groups and people around New Zealand help raise much...
Hosted by Tuhi, this is an introduction workshop learning about the phases of the maramataka (Māori lunar cycle), the significance of this traditional mātauranga (knowledge) and with practical ideas and activities your everyday life with your whānau and in your mahi with a focus on...
A one day symposium for the public health sector and policy makers. About this Event As part of Cancer Research Week 2018, the Cancer Society invites members of the public health sector and policy makers to a one-day symposium; Stop Cancer Before it Starts: Saving lives...
A half-day hui on childhood obesity for the public health sector and policy makers. About this Event A Cancer Research Week Hui co-hosted by Cancer Society Auckland Northland and Hāpai te Hauora. This hui features renowned international and national experts who explore the complex nature...
A half-day workshop examining alcohol marketing to young people for the public health sector and policy makers. About this Event A Cancer Research Week workshop co-hosted by Cancer Society Auckland Northland, SHORE and Whariki Research Centre Massey University, Alcohol Healthwatch and University of Otago. Featuring...
When and where Date: 1 to 30 November 2018. Location: Auckland-wide. The Auckland Walk Challenge is back by popular demand – this time for the month of November. Start summer feeling great by joining this year’s challenge. This free, month-long event runs from 1-30 November and aims at...
Compass Seminars is delighted to bring you the opportunity to spend a day with Sir Mason Durie who will discuss a range of topics relating to principles for working with Māori and Māori development. Sir Mason speaks with a freshness and clarity of understanding, if...
Food security is a major issue in Aotearoa. Only two in five Maori households have stable access to nutritious kai and utilise it. Estimates are that a poor diet claims between 8,000 and 11,000 NZ lives each year, but nutritious kai doesn’t simply prevent illness,...
Māori have a unique relationship with the ocean that stretches back many generations to the arrival of the seminal voyaging canoes. Since that time, Māori have ridden waves on various types of surfcraft but while the literature identifies the therapeutic effects of surfing and place-based...