Designed specifically for mid-senior leaders in social change, the Aotearoa Fellowship will super-charge your skills and energy, help you gain further confidence as a social change leader, and connect you with a community of your peers from across Aotearoa.
Over two cohorts in 2016 and 2017, 40 fellows have completed the fellowship in New Zealand, from organisations such as Hāpai Te Hauora, Amnesty International, Mapu Maia (Pacific Arm of the Problem Gambling Foundation), 350 Aotearoa, the Public Service Association, the Blind Foundation, ActionStation, Safe, JustSpeak and the National Council of Women.
In 2017, NZ fellows were joined by five fellows from Australia, and the program remains open to Australians based outside Sydney and Melbourne. We look forward to welcoming a new cohort in 2019!
Members of the 2016 Fellowship Cohort
For the past three years the Fellowship has been run in collaboration between Hāpai te Hauora Maori Public Health and the Centre for Australian Progress. At the completion of the fellowship, all participants join a remarkable Trans-Tasman network of change-makers.
Members of the 2017 Fellowship Cohort
In 2017 the Fellowship was run in collaboration between Hāpai te Hauora Maori Public Health and the Centre for Australian Progress. At the completion of the fellowship, all participants join a remarkable Trans-Tasman network of change-makers.
For the second year, the program’s lead facilitator is Anita Tang. With 25 years experience in senior roles, including Director of Health Strategies for the Cancer Council NSW, Anita now acts as a consultant and coach to Australia and New Zealand’s leading non-profits. Anita will be joined by local and global guest experts.
Designed specifically for mid-senior leaders, you’ll super-charge your skills and energy, gain further confidence as a social change leader, and connect with a community of your peers from across Aotearoa.
Last year’s cohort included more than 20 leading organisations such as Hapai Te Hauora, Amnesty International, Mapu Maia (Pacific Arm of the Problem Gambling Foundation) , 350 Aotearoa, the Public Service Association, the Blind Foundation, ActionStation, and the National Council of Women.
Over two 4-day residential retreats, and 5 webinars you’ll explore the latest thinking in:
- Campaign strategy
- Messaging & framing
- Digital engagement
- Community organising
- Advocacy & decision-maker
- engagement
Advocacy Aotearoa 2018 Graduates
Hollie Feifer
Shark Island Institute
Eliot Pryor
ActionStation
Ezekiel Robson
Salubrious Trust
Haylee Koroi
Hāpai Te Hauora
Kassie Hartendorp
ActionStation
Madeleine Ashton-Martyn
ActionStation
Marc Slade
Community Housing Aotearoa Nga Wharerau o Aotearoa
Mary Macrae
Shark Island Institute
Rufus Richardson
Documentary NZ Trust
Stephanie Erick
Hāpai Te Hauora
David Frost
Hāpai Te Hauora
Waiora Pene Hare
Te Whānau o Waipareira Trust
COSTS
- AUD$2,000 / NZD$2,200: Community concession – for non-profits with annual staff expenditure of less than NZ$500,000.
- AUD$3,250 / NZD$3,500: Small non-profit concession – for non-profits with annual staff expenditure of between NZ$500,000 and NZ$3 million.
- AUD$3,750 / NZD$4,015: Large non-profit concession – for non-profits with annual staff expenditure of over NZ$3 million
- AUD$5,500 / NZD$5,900: Full Price – for businesses and BCorps servicing the non-profit sector
- AUD$1,100 / NZD$1,200: Scholarship – for individual community campaigners who lack any organisational support. Scholarships are very limited, and their availability is subject to us securing additional philanthropic or other support.
Costs cover tuition, accommodation and meals; and excludes travel to venues.
Dates
| Event | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Retreat One | Sunday 15th – Wednesday 18th September 2019 (TBC) | Auckland |
| Webinar | TBC | Online |
| Webinar | TBC | Online |
| Webinar | TBC | Online |
| Webinar | TBC | Online |
| Webinar | TBC | Online |
| Retreat Two | Thursday 14th – Sunday 17th November 2019 | Riverslea Retreat (Otaki) |
Registrations for Advocacy Aotearoa 2019 are now open.
Applications for 2019 Fellowship Close 30 June 2019
For more information contact advocacy@hapai.co.nz.
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