Hidden histories: Disability rights and issues in Aotearoa.
This week we have part two of Mike Gourley’s Hidden Histories: Disability rights and issues in Aotearoa. This episode is a studio discussion with disability […]
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Diverse global discussions
Victoria Quade talks to Ganeev Dhillon, curator at the Partition Museum Amritsar about colonial history and the touring exhibition: Jallianwala Bagh Massacre – ‘Punjab under […]
From Pinochet to the ‘Third-Way’
Sunday 24th of November 2019 from 3.45 pm till 5.15 pm in the downstairs meeting room of the Thistle Hall, on the corner of Cuba […]
Peace and justice – SDG 16
This week we will focus on SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. Joy Dunsheath’s guests are: Suzanne Snively and Jayden van Leeuwen. https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/peace-justice/
Women in community radio
This week’s podcast features an episode of the groundbreaking radio show Women’s International News Gathering Service (WINGS) – “Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” and […]
Deliberate rebellion, conscious democracy
This week Victoria and John are joined by Melanie Vautier from Extinction Rebellion (XR) and Simon Wright from Public Engagement Projects (PEP) to discuss the […]
Emergency preparedness in Wellington
This week on Educating for Social Change John and Victoria are joined by Whetū from Wellington Regional Management Office (WREMO) and special guest Roo! We […]
Reducing disability inequalities in Aotearoa
This episode we’re up to Sustainable Development Goal 10 – Reducing Inequalities. Joy Dunsheath is joined by education expert Maureen Corby, and Dr Prudence Stone, […]
Talking DHBs, democracy and toast
This week we have two great interviews from the Educating for Social Change crew. John meets with Eileen Brown who is standing to be re-elected […]
Facing our climate challenges
Victoria Quade interviews Abi O’Regan about the upcoming School Strike 4 Climate New Zealand. John Anderson interviews Iona Pannett about the local body elections in […]