Equity and Inclusion

Professional learning & development resources

These resources will help you to support learners in ways that have a positive impact on wellbeing and safety - and therefore on learner experiences and achievement.

InsideOUT

website

InsideOUT Kōaro can deliver education to your staff as one way to make your workplace safer and more inclusive for rainbow & takatāpui people.

Equity and Inclusion, Health and Wellbeing, Inclusion, Mental Health Education

Le Va

websites

New Zealand’s national Pasifika cultural competency and mental health training programmes and resources. Click for more info.

Cultural Competency, Equity, Equity and Inclusion, Health and Wellbeing, Success for Pacific Learners, Wellbeing

More than just a room

Team-based online learning

Tertiary staff and governance will know what they need to do and how to do it to meet the requirements of The Code and keep residential ākonga safe and well.

Equity and Inclusion, Language and literacy, Learning and Teaching

Dyslexia

Team-based online learning

Learn what dyslexia is and know what to do, and how to provide support for tertiary ākonga who have dyslexia.

Equity and Inclusion, Language and literacy, Learning and Teaching

Kia Ōrite Toolkit

self-paced-online-learning

This toolkit provides current, New Zealand-specific guidance to help tertiary education organisations better support disabled learners.

Disability, Equity and Inclusion, Inclusion

Addressing racism in tertiary education

Facilitated Online learning

An introduction to racism in the tertiary education sector, this course defines types of racism and makes suggestions for how we can personally address it.

Racism

Introduction to Courageous Conversations about race

Facilitated onine workshop

Learn about a set of tools 'The Protocol' to engage, sustain and deepen dialogues about race.

Racism

Disability Confidence 101

self-paced online learning

This Disability Confidence eLearning training resource seeks to challenge ingrained cultural and attitudinal barriers that perpetuate disability discrimination, and provides participants with a general overview of the legislative framework which

Disability

Applying equity in tertiary education

Facilitated Online learning

This course will explore approaches to addressing equity issues in the tertiary education sector to enable participants to create a personal strategy for addressing an equity issue.

Equity

Tātai Aho Rau: Equity in education

web site, resources, video

Extend your equity conversations with our curated content and resources

Equity

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