Call for Contributions: Closed
We have now closed the Call for Contributions form. Thanks to everyone who submitted their ideas.
Let's celebrate and share the mahi happening in our sector, with a focus on practice and research that supports learners and educators with positive action, collaboration, interconnection, wellbeing, agency, creativity and joy.
Our conference committee is now reviewing all submissions and working on the draft programme.
If you have submitted a proposal we will be in touch with you over the next few weeks.
Contribution Ideas
Below are some ideas to help guide your submission or encourage you to contribute!
Possible formats include:
- Lightning round session (5 - 10 mins)
- Short workshop or presentation (20 - 30 mins)
- Longer workshop or interactive discussion (45 - 60 mins)
- Poster or artwork displayed in person or digitally - no live presentation
- Inside or outside spaces available
Possible contexts and themes include:
- Te Taiao nature connection and nature-based learning
- Connecting people, building community, collaboration
- Rangatahi - Student voice and agency / actions
- Hauora - Wellbeing
- Toi - Arts, creativity, storytelling
- Tākaro - Play, games
- Mātauranga Māori and mana whenua-led projects
- Place-based learning - pūrākau / whenua, history, geography
- STEM and Citizen Science - science, technology, maths
- Huringa Āhuarangi - Climate change
- Maara Kai - Gardens, food
- Wai - Freshwater and marine
- Biodiversity - animals, plants, fungi, ecosystems, restoration
- Sustainability - resource use, circular systems, transport and energy
