Learning/event summaries
Network members invest a lot of passion, time, energy and resources into organising and running events for their people. GWN thanks everyone involved – organisers, speakers, audiences and their respective agencies.
We encourage networks to share information about the events that have been held. This means information about the event is not lost and it can help to inspire others beyond the bounds of your own network. Sharing information about your event can introduce new ideas for other networks such as: new topics, formats for events, speakers, resources, use of technology, and can highlight future collaboration opportunities between agencies.
AGWN: Career kōrero series, episode one
Auckland GWN kicked off their career kōrero series with Parul Sood.
WOCPSN with AGWN: The Concrete Ceiling – Challenges, opportunities, and the case for change
Last month saw an incredible turnout for this collaborative online event discussing the concrete ceiling experienced by women of colour in the NZ workplace.
AGWN: Mana Wāhine and Mentoring
This event brought together three wāhine Māori who are all part of the leadership team at Immigration NZ.
SGWN: World Menopause Day Event
Menopause effects 100% of the population either directly or indirectly. We need to start treating menopause as a temporary health condition and not a performance issue.
Women in Public Service Summit – Te Waipounamu Southern
The Women in Public Service Summit, hosted by SGWN, was a resounding success, bringing together trailblazing women leaders from various government agencies.
AGWN: Women of Colour #Investinwomen panel
AGWN was pleased to host the Women of Colour #Investinwomen panel in collaboration with the PAPSN Tāmaki Chapter and the Women of Colour Public Servants Network.
Empowerment through Self Discovery with Amira Aman
The Southern Government Women's network delivered an enlightening online workshop with Amira Aman on empowerment through self-discovery using E-DISC.
AGWN Seminar Series – discussion about the Gender Deep Dive Report
Jo Hacking, Past Chair of AGWN, facilitated an insights-packed lunchtime seminar for AGWN, which will be an ongoing kōrero across our ELNs as staffing and resourcing changes in public service agencies disproportionately affect women.
International Women’s Day – #investinwomen
Te Aka Wāhine o Tāmaki partnered with Auckland Transport, Te Rōpū Wāhine Auckland Council’s Women’s Network and the PSA Women’s Network to celebrate International Women’s Day.
SGWN Event: Celebration of Te Tiriti o Waitangi
In celebration of Te Tiriti o Waitangi the event panel discussed advancing equitable outcomes for Māori in our organisations.