In the April Quaker forum, past mayor and MP for Ōtautahi Christchurch Lianne Dalziel speaks about resilient cities, citizen assemblies and mātauranga māori

Adventurer Tim Jarvis speaks about his amazing re-enactment of the famous Shackleton-Worsley Antarctic Expedition of 1914. The Hon. Alexandra Shackleton also joins in the event from London. Hosted by the Christchurch Foundation.

Canterbury Socialist Society member Sam Hope presents a public talk exploring the increasingly obscure worlds of data, the internet and computing technologies

Storyteller Margaret Copland presents the story of a Polish Immigrant Family to Canterbury as part of the Christchurch Family History Expo held at Tūranga library in collaboration with Memories in Time

Professor Emeritus Jane Kelsey from the University of Auckland Waipapa Taumata Rau delivers her valedictory lecture

The Annual Quaker Lecture for 2022 is presented by Verica Rupar, Professor of Journalism at the School of Communication Studies, AUT

Speaking 4 the Planet (S4P) is a public speaking, spoken word and visual arts competition. It provides opportunities for students to express their ideas for a better world. These speeches were recorded at the Christchurch finals held at Tūranga on Friday 1 July. For more info see https://sustainablechristchurch.org.nz/

Speaking 4 the Planet (S4P) is a public speaking, spoken word and visual arts competition. It provides opportunities for students to express their ideas for a better world. These speeches were recorded at the Christchurch finals held at Tūranga on Friday 1 July. For more info see https://sustainablechristchurch.org.nz/

Christine is a graduate of Lincoln University where she has also contributed continuing research; she is an author, eco gardener and cook.

Mark is an environmental warrior having carried a strong banner for sustainability and justice in both church and society. Mark is also co-director of Flourish Puawai social enterprise and the lead person in their Regenerative Communities project, a Tiriti based forest in ChCh South.

As part of Christchurch Pride 2022, Dr. Elizabeth Kerekere MP was joined by Jessica Niurangi MacLean (Lecturer at Aotahi, University of Canterbury) and Siobhan Tumai (Takatāpui activist, Māmā, and community worker in Ōtautahi) for a very special kōrero on the wonder and meaning of Matariki from Takatāpui Rainbow perspectives. Hosted by Aotahi - School of Māori & Indigenous Studies at UC.