Leading Talking Matters, an early language campaign, within Te Hononga Akoranga- COMET Auckland, an education trust linked to Auckland Council.
Auckland, New Zealand
Joined January 2013
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This 18 seconds is probably the best single piece of advice I’ve heard about the #coronavirus
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What has happened in Christchurch is an extraordinary act of unprecedented violence. It has no place in New Zealand. Many of those affected will be members of our migrant communities – New Zealand is their home – they are us.
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“You’ll have to forgive me, these won’t be my best words...”
On this heartbreaking day, Waleed reflects and calls for unity. #TheProjectTV
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In the 3rd yr of your #child's life, you'll most likely see a big jump in thinking skills. She'll start to appreciate humor, come up with solutions to more complex challenges & put herself in other people’s shoes. Learn more: bit.ly/2JfLd33
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Learning about preventing post natal depression: "Parental confidence significantly increases when parents understand and respond to infants cues." Helping parents to listen to their baby can save lives! #imhaanz2018 #infantmentalhealth #talkingmatters
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Hon Dr David Clark urging us to keep pushing to keep babies and infants front and centre when thinking about mental health and wellbeing. Get involved. The first 1000 days sets a person up for life #mentalhealth #infantmentalhealth #talkingmatters
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LIVE: It takes a lot of autonomy between #parent & child to support kids. This is why we need to take a two generation approach. - @ellengalinsky
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LIVE: A baby’s brain is built for action! - @ellengalinsky #ZEROTOTHREE2018
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“It is not enough to just talk about access - we must always talk about access + quality together” - @JohnBKing at #ZEROTOTHREE2018 #ThinkBabiesNC
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Another powerful plenary at #ZEROTOTHREE2018 conference with @JohnBKing !
“Diversity isn’t just a nicety, it’s a necessity for the health and long-term well-being of our economy.” @JohnBKing #earlychildhood #ZEROTHOTHREE2018
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The curriculum of early childhood education is “relationships.” - @JohnBKing #ZerotoThree2018 🙌🏾
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Baby’s First Years - a critical exploration of the relationship between family income and #earlychildhood outcomes -Greg Duncan #ZEROTOTHREE2018 @ZEROTOTHREE economist.com/united-states/…
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National supporting – and indeed improving – the Child Poverty Reduction Bill sounds to me like a big moment, and exactly the way the public wants politics to work. Congrats to @LouiseUpston et al. newshub.co.nz/home/politics/…
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#ZEROTOTHREE2018 Greg Duncan: There are multiple stories for how income endangers children's outcomes. What all of these share is the lesson that economic policy matters immensely for social policy.
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Sold out #WomenGive2018 event! We’re talking about the six c’s of women’s #generosity + women’s generosity in #aotearoa + #genderequality + #transformational young #māori women + data on how #genderbias plays out in society + #collectivegiving & #womensfunds + #feminism – at Auckland, New Zealand
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Women give differently to men. Smaller amounts, but more often. #Womengive2018
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At #WomenGive2018 with Veeshayne Patuwai and her compelling project Urutapu - activating powerful and courageous leadership of young Maori women
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Unbelievable! How powerful is it to have evidence and data to inform action around issues of #women and #girls ? #WomenGive2018 #IWD2018 #IWD18 #philanthropy #feminism #genderequality teapawt.net/raglancheryl/status/97… – at Auckland, New Zealand
Did you know: #Women work 60% of global hours worked for just 10% of global income #intelligentrage #WomenGive2018 @PhilanthropyNZ @auckfoundation @CommunityFNZ @SarahTrotmannz @MomentumGemma
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When you care about an issue you can start a giving circle - learn about the issue - go to a TFN event - pledge 1% - there’s lots of ways to start. Kate Tindall-Lim. #womengive2018 – at Auckland, New Zealand
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Happy #TonganLanguageWeek today we learn some useful phrases like 'Kohai ho hingoa?' which means 'what is your name?' Happy learning!
