Please join us on Wednesday 7 June at The Aotea Centre in Auckland for Nui te Kōrero Talking About Diversity 2017, Creative New Zealand's annual audience engagement seminar. Registrations will open at 9am.

The 2017 edition of Nui te Kōrero Talking About Diversity will examine why diversity and inclusion in the arts is important and how the arts can provide a platform for change.

These ideas will be explored through a combination of workshops, seminars and panel discussions, referring to New Zealand case studies and best practice from a diverse range of arts organisations, including an international keynote speaker.

Keynote speakers announcement and full programme.

Ticket sales end on 31st May.

Nui te Kōrero Talking About Diversity is Creative New Zealand’s annual Capability Building gathering for New Zealand’s arts managers, leaders, producers, marketers and administrators to discuss and workshop key issues and opportunities relating to audience engagement.

There are up to 150 places which will be available on a first-come-first-serve basis. We welcome multiple registrations and aim to include a wide range of arts’ institutions in this event. However, if places become limited, priority will be given to staff from organisations in the Toi Tōtara Haemata or the Toi Uru Kahikatea investment programmes.

You can review last year's keynote on Creative New Zealand's You Tube channel or download resources from the 2016 event.

For further information please contact Jonathon Kelso or Helen Bartle or join our Facebook page for the latest updates.

Nui te Kōrero Talking About Diversity 2017 is proudly brought to you in partnership with Auckland Live.

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Nui te Kōrero Talking about Diversity