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Dec 6, 2022
The Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon joined the last Impact Call and in this episode we hear about the work they are doing. In his role he is responsible for leading the work of the Human Rights Commission in promoting positive race relations. It was great to hear in detail what they are involved in today. If...
Dec 2, 2022
Jen Margaret is an advocate and educator for Te Tiriti o Waitangi and in this interview we hear about her life story and how she came to do this work. We also learn all about Groundwork and the work they do - what is the place for Pākehā educating and advocating for Te Tiriti. I really enjoyed this conversation and...
Nov 28, 2022
Rory joined the latest Impact Call to share about Safe Surfer so this is a shorter than normal episode of seeds where he explains what they are up to in providing protections for young people online.
Website: https://safesurfer.io/
Nov 8, 2022
In this conversation with Diane Ducarme we discuss the links between our diet and health and migraines, and how her time in China helped her uncover principles ignored in Western medicine. We also hear about her childhood, learning 7 languages and travel around the world before she settled in New Zealand. I really...
Nov 5, 2022
Lloyd has developed the DOT Scorecard and in this conversation we talk about his life and background and then about what 'diversity' really means. I really enjoyed this conversation and if you do as well make sure to check out the 332 others in the back catalogue.
Lloyd's website which includes lots of resources: