Discussion with four Christchurch hijabis, Denise Jaeger, Hafsa Ahmed, Qaali Mohamed and Sondos Quraan, about why they wear the hijab (think: liberation, strength and identity).

Conversations on human rights in our country

Alice Andersen from queer youth support group Qtopia, and trans advocate and consultant Jennifer Shields, talk terminology and address some of the key issues around gender identity.

The New Zealand government recently pledged to increase our annual refugee quota, and as a result refugees will be resettled in new locations about the country from 2020. Considering what is needed to enable 'good' resettlement, particularly in light of Christchurch having recently accepted its first intake of refugees since the earthquakes, are guests Jo Fasheun and Aklilu Habteghiorghis (New Zealand Red Cross), Sarah Ward (Immigration New Zealand) and recently-resettled former refugee Namrud Asrat.

Sally and guestsPubudu Senanayake (Generation Zero), Daniel Price (Gateway Antarctica, University of Canterbury), Pole to Paris and Trump Forest) and Anita Wreford (Lincoln University) discuss the "Climate Change Carbon Zero" bill currently in front of Parliament.

A recording of a talk by UN Deputy Commissioner for Human Rights, Kate Gilmore, and NZ Chief Human Rights Commissioner, Paul Hunt, and a panel discussion at a of issues arising from the mosque attacks of March 15.

We feel more connected to places if we have interacted with them - so placemaking is all about encouraging people to get involved in the design, construction and activation of the city! Hear from international placemaking expert Ethan Kent, and from local voices Ryan Reynolds (Gap Filler) and Carolyn Ingles (Christchurch City Council) as they debate the social, health, ecological, financial and other benefits generated by such involvement

Period poverty occurs when women and girls are unable to afford menstrual products. Join advocates Julie Chapman (KidsCan), Dani Barrington (Leeds University), Olie Body (Wa Collective) and Laura O'Dwyer (University of Canterbury Students' Association) as they debate the human rights implications of period poverty and underscore the importance of breaking down taboos around periods

Plains FM staff and international student broadcasters discuss the linkages between the international student experience, wellbeing and talking on air

Plains FM staff and international student broadcasters discuss the linkages between the international student experience, wellbeing and talking on air

What is the relationship between charities and funding? Today's guests come at this question from different perspectives: Bridget Frame analyses government grant donations, and Catherine Low advocates for individuals to consider where they can most effectively donate.