A patron is a high-profile individual (often a respected leader, philanthropist, or public figure) who lends their name and prestige to your organisation. The role and value of a patron Building credibility and trust Connecting with funders, decision-makers and influential... Keep Reading
Inspired by the experience at Ngā Wāhi Auaha Creative Spaces Conference, leaders from the network offer their reflections and share their vision of an Aotearoa where the arts and creativity are engines for change, healing and community. Keep Reading
DivergenThinking educates everyone on how to create a neuro-inclusive, equitable and inclusive world, where everyone belongs. They challenge the 'norm' because the norm doesn't exist and help organisations improve productivity and innovation through strengths based leadership. Keep Reading
Jessica Palalagi, Bridget Williams and Judy Darragh share their campaigns and unpack how they influence change through advocacy during a panel discussion at Ngā Wāhi Auaha Creative Spaces Conference 2024. Keep Reading
In this keynote, Alice Nash delivers a powerful message: “Don’t give up on your dreams.” She shares an inspiring story, offering a window into Aotearoa’s rich musical history and how one narrative united a nation in the face of adversity. Keep Reading
Creative & INCredible Aotearoa aims to support artists and arts organisations to demonstrate the value of their work. Described as a basic 101 level resource, it helps you explore such things as gathering data and evidence; ways to tell stories about your work; and how to access support and links to further resources.... Keep Reading
This page provides information and guidelines to strengthen the capabilities of your creative space. If you have any other resources, or suggestions for this page please email: csn@artsaccess.org.nz. Keep Reading
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This page includes all the video presentations at Ngā Wāhi Auaha Creative Spaces Conference 2022. The videos are all captioned and are translated into New Zealand Sign Language. Conference 2022 took place over 1–2 November and was free to all attendees, thanks to generous funding from Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Keep Reading
