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Dayna Carter Events She/ Her Ko Ruapehu tōku maunga Ko Whanganui tōku awa Ko Aotea me Kurahaupo ōku waka Ko Te Atihaunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Apa, Rangitāne ki Manawatū ōku iwi Nō Whanganui ahau, engari e no ana au i te Whanganui-a-Tara. Ko Dayna tōku ingoa I'm Dayna and I am the kaitiaki of events for Ara Taiohi. I have a deep passion for supporting our sector and do that in the events space. Creating experiential spaces is my vibe and jam! Outside of mahi I love spending quality time with my two daughters, my partner, my two doggies and being deep in nature. Get in touch to discuss Anything regarding Youth Week which is a campaign and national festival of events organised by young people to celebrate the talents, passions and success of young people. Also anything regarding INVOLVE, which is the national conference for youth development. INVOLVE is a chance for the youth sector to gather, connect, learn, laugh and 'be' together. Contact dayna.carter@arataiohi.org.nz

Mātauranga With young people, we are empowered by rich and diverse mātauranga that encompasses good knowledge, wisdom and understanding. Mātauranga refers to knowledge, wisdom, understanding and skill. It includes research, individual experience, customary and cultural knowledge, and the beliefs and ideals held by young people and their whānau. Good information is useful, timely, meaningful, honours indigenous thinking, evidence based and translated for the recipient to reflect on. We can strengthen mātauranga by weaving together these different forms of knowledge and making them relevant to the decisions facing young people and their whānau. Being empowered by rich and diverse mātauranga informs both young people and people who work with young people towards personal growth. Young people actively participate in making meaning of information and are supported to holistically make positive choices for them, and their whānau. People who work with young people are supported to actively reflect on their relationships and practice Mana Taiohi with JJ and Arohauni Mātauranga in Practice: Kaupapa Māori Frameworks in Ngā Tikanga Whānaketanga – He Arotake Tuhinga In this expert from Kaiparahuarahi (Vol.1, No.2), Dr Elizabeth Kerekere, Dr Kelsey Deane, and Hilary Dutton explore the concept of Mātauranga. Read Kaiparahuarahi Kōrero Cafe: Mātauranga Māturang and the Code of Ethics 22. Kaitiakitanga | Supervision 23. Te Rangahau Me Te Arotake | Research and Evaluation 24. Te Whakapakari Me Te Aro | Professional Development Explore Mana Taiohi Click on the images below to explore each principle and see relevant resources.

Apply to Become a Supervisor Supervision is an important part of our professional practice. If you’re committed to supporting anyone working with young people in their work, we’d love to hear from you. Find out more about what’s involved and apply to be listed in our directory. Supervisor profiles are currently being updated and will be refreshed with new information in the new year. First name Last name Address Where you will be offering services? Nationwide Online Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Gisborne Hawke's Bay Taranaki Manawatu-Whanganu Wellington Nelson-Tasman Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Otago Southland Will you provide services? Online Face to Face Over the phone Email (this will be made public) What contexts do you have knowledge and experience in? Adventure Based Learning Alternative Education Arts Camps Business Central Government Community Centre Community Development (Dis)ablity Drop-in Centre Employment Code of Ethics for Youth Work Ethnic Events Faith-Based Health Health Promotion Industry Iwi Leadership Development Local Government Mental Health Mentoring NEET Outdoor Education Pasifika Rainbow Refugee/ Migrant Residential Rites of Passage Rural School Social Enterprise Social Service Sports and Recreation Statutory Taura Here Group Uniformed Whānau Services Young Parents Youth Development Youth Health Youth One Stop Shop Please select the areas that closely relate to your professional knowledge and experience. This is an useful to use the lens of supervising youth development practitioners when selecting Qualifications Please note we post up to 3 of your most relevant qualifications to supervising Youth Workers/youth development practitioners. Please enter the qualification and the institution where you studied What professional affiliations do you have? Korowai Tupu Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers DAPAANZ NZ Nurses Organisation NZ Association of Counsellors NZ Christian Counselling Assocation Nursing Council New Zealand Social Work Registration Board The Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand Other What year did you start supervising? All of the information I have provided is true and correct Submit

< Back Lloyd (Doc) Martin Code of Ethics Facilitator Now based in the Hawkes Bay, I provide supervision and facilitate workshops around the motu in ethics and youth development for youth workers, community educators, and anyone whose mahi impacts young people. My special interest is the intersection between youth development and education, how these are affected by trauma, and what it takes to re-engage youth. I have recently completed a doctorate which involved listening to young people’s experiences of AE and of the people who work with them in those settings. I use practical and interactive approaches in my teaching, and am comfortable working within te ao Māori contexts. More info at my website: https://www.newseason.nz Lloyd@newseason.nz

Atarau Hamilton he/ him I see Ara Taiohi as a vital force in advocating for the youth sector and strengthening the impact of Mana Taiohi in practice. My hope is to see a sector where all youth workers are well-supported, connected, and equipped to foster the wellbeing and potential of rangatahi. By embedding Mana Taiohi into every level of youth work, we can ensure that young people are at the center of decision-making, and that our sector continues to grow in strength, equity, and sustainability.

Alex Bligh Intern He/They Kia ora e te whānau! Ko Tararua te maunga, ko Paraparaumu takutai te moana, Ko Otaihanga te Awa. Ko Awatea te roto, ko Tainui te waka, Nō te Atiawa ahau. Ko Ngāti Toa, Ngāti Porou, ā Ngā Tahu ōku iwi; Ko whakarongotai te hapu. Nō Paraparaumu ahau, Nō moana ahau; Ko Alexander Bligh ahau. Hiya, I'm Alex and I am apart of the Youth Week intern whānau; I hold joy and adoration for supporting our rangatahi and our āo. Exploring anthropology, music, and poetry are my passions and keep me grounded. I love connecting with people and finding out our stories intertwined. Outside of mahi, my hands are engrossed in baking, story-telling, and fibre arts, and my heart holds friends, whānau, and the āo around me. Get in touch to discuss Youth Week alex.bligh@arataiohi.org.nz

Personal Membership Joining Ara Taiohi as a Personal Member connects you with a national network of youth workers and provides access to professional development, resources, and collective advocacy. Join Ara Taiohi as a Personal Member Thank you for your application to join Ara Taiohi! We're really excited to have you join our ever expanding community that welcomes and supports everyone with a passion for Youth Work and youth development. What type of membership are you applying for? Personal - waged Personal - unwaged First name Last name Email Phone Cell Phone Address Multi-line address Country/Region Address City Zip / Postal code What region does most of your mahi take place in? Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Gisborne Hawke's Bay Taranaki Manawatu- Whanganui Wellington Nelson-Tasman Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Otago Southland National Current employer or education institution Job Title Enter your job title if waged What is your employment status* Full time employed (30+ hours) Part-time employed Student Volunteer Do you wish to opt out of fees for this financial year? I wish to pay fees for this financial year. Please send me an invoice I wish to opt out of fees for this financial year Please indicate if you wish to opt out of fees this year. The financial year ends 30 June. Membership fees help Ara Taiohi to remain financially viable and offer our services to the youth development sector, so we encourage members to pay where they can. Submit

< Back Tayla Taylor Code of Ethics/ Mana Taiohi Facilitator Ko Tayla Taylor toku ingoa. I have been a youth worker for roughly ten years and am a huge champion for youth voice in all spaces and empowering rangatahi to build upon their strengths. I'm social work trained and currently mahi with VOYCE Whakarongo Mai as Kaiārahi for Te Waipounamu. I'm incredibly passionate about building the professionalisation, capacity, and credibility of our youth sector and see the understanding of and upskilling in Mana Taiohi and Code of Ethics as a huge part of that. As well as youth voice mahi and supporting the sector, I also enjoy systems change kaupapa, amplifying marginalised voices and ensuring systems are equitable and accessible for all. My facilitation style is relational and inclusive, with a hope that people feel confident in their training and further connected to the sector. I am based in Ōtautahi but able to travel for facilitation tayla_taylor@outlook.com

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Youth Led Events Youth-led events are what make Youth Week come alive. Every year, rangatahi around Aotearoa dream up and run their own celebrations - stuff that reflects who they are and what they care about. We’ve seen everything from epic, once-in-a-lifetime experiences to chill hangouts and sharing kai with the community. Whatever it looks like, Youth Week hits different when it’s led by young people your young people, and that energy is what makes the festival of events so special. Want to build your leadership skills & be part of a team that plans a Youth Week event? Planning a Youth Week event starts with figuring out what you and your crew care about. Think about the kind of vibe you want - something creative, something active, something chill, something that brings people together, or something that uses your voice to spark change. So where do you start? Your idea: What’s the purpose? What do you want people to feel or experience? Your people: Who’s helping? Who’s coming along? Your place: Where will it happen? Your plan: What do you need to make it happen? Think about gear, support, funding, food, music, and transport? Your backup: Who’s there to support you? Is there a youth worker, school, community group, council, or local organisation that can help you with the logistics? Although anyone can run a Youth Week event, we’ve got a small pool of funding available to help support some events. It’s there to give your idea a bit of a boost - maybe to cover some materials, kai, or the basics you need to get things rolling. Huge thanks to the Ministry of Youth Development, Sport NZ, and Te Rourou Foundation for making this possible. Youth Week Grants

Our Board Meet the Ara Taiohi Board – a group of passionate, experienced leaders from across Aotearoa who help guide and support our mahi. They bring a wide range of skills, perspectives, and lived experiences, all with a shared commitment to the wellbeing of rangatahi. The Board keeps us focused on what matters most: supporting the youth development sector and staying connected to the needs of young people. RANIERA PENE KAIHAUTŪ About Raniera ATARAU HAMILTON BOARD MEMBER About Atarau CHILLION SANERIVI BOARD CO-CHAIR About Chillion ANYA SATYANAND BOARD MEMBER About Anya KEITH SHAW FARC CHAIR About Keith MOANA MATAUTIA-TEPANIA BOARD MEMBER About Mo ZOE FINDLAY BOARD MEMBER About Zoe

Qualifications Check out these youth work and youth development courses and institutions in Aotearoa. Praxis, WelTec and University of Canterbury are Korowai Tupu endorsed providers. Graduates with any of the following diplomas or degrees from these institutions automatically meet the Korowai Tupu Core Competency entry requirements. Providers To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.