Sharing Knowledge

Cups of Tea Yarns

Join us for a weekly online yarning session, use our platform to host your own Cuppa or book a one-on-one session with Arama.

INSPIRATION

Resources and Blogs to support a more in-depth understanding of the WT philosophy and Ways of Knowing and Doing.

SYSTEM NAVIGATORS

Follow the journey and Kaupapa of our 8 Walk Together System Navigators who are training as intercultural facilitators, and creating the ahi-kā for WT Aotearoa.

Yarning, sitting, listening, reflecting, understanding

How Do You Define Equity and What Should It Do or Achieve?

Discovering Equity: Insights and Perspectives From Our Latest Session

Bridging Cultures of Collaboration

The Role of Power in Equity

How Can Equity as a Process Change The Way We Work

Examples of Equity as a Process

Exploring the Naïve Inquirer: Embracing Our Curiosity

Embracing Naïve Inquiry Learning Through Questions and Curiosity

Yarning about Partnerships: Embracing Shared Conceptualising and Understanding

A Collective Recognition of Universal Values

Stories of Identity and Culture

Call it Out or Call it In

The Challenges of a System’s Language

Navigating Challenges

Exploring Leadership and Co-Leadership

Exploring Go-Governance: Part One

Exploring Co-Governance: Part Two

Exploring Co-Governance: Part Three

Navigating the Terrain of Effective Decision-Making

Navigating the Terrain of Politicising Race

Yarns About the Qualities of a Good Leader

Yarns about Enhancing Government-Community Collaboration

The Systemic Navigators Kaupapa

From Values to Our Ways

Co-Creating Our Ways

The Intersection of Personal Traits, People, and Systems

Exploring Collective Leadership

Exploring Collective Leadership Through Our Worldviews

collective leadership, trusted relationships, shared processes, facilitation vs leadership, burnout causes, wananga knowledge, power dynamics,... more

Exploring the Differences Between Facilitation and Leadership

Celebrating the Depth of Te Reo Māori and Updates on the Walk Together NZ Journey

Cultivating Curiosity and Playfulness in Our Work

From Disruption to Resilience

Walking Together for Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Insights on connection, resilience, and finding common ground amidst division."

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