Māori and equity group student feedback request

Last semester, Māori and equity group students were asked if they would like to give feedback on their online learning experiences during the Covid-19 crisis. This research was sponsored by the Pro Vice-Chancellors Māori, Pacific and Equity. Thank you very much to everyone that gave their feedback. 

If you didn't give feedback previously and would like to do so now, please complete this anonymous online survey.  

All questions in the survey are optional and you don't have to answer any questions that you don't want to. Your feedback will help to continue to improve teaching programmes and the additional services the University offers. Student queries can be emailed directly to v.cockle@auckland.ac.nz. 

Equity and the strategic plan: webinar

The Equity Office - Te Ara Tautika webinar for staff and students in September 2020 helped inform reflection, discussion, and engagement with the mission, vision, values and strategic plan.

The Equity Office Te Ara Tautika created a road-map for engagement from equity perspectives. See Equity Roadmap.

To find out more about Taumata Teitei - Vision 2030 and Strategic Plan 2025 see Developing the Strategic Plan 2021-2030.

Family and relationship violence: It’s Not OK - University staff workshop

Family/relationship violence and abuse is unacceptable. Every person is entitled to respect, and to live free from fear and abuse.

Cathie Walsh, Staff Equity Manager, and a senior trainer from SHINE lead a family/relationship violence training session open to all staff.

This interactive training session includes how to manage disclosures, making it particularly valuable to front line staff.  Register via Career Tools

15 April 2021: 1-4pm

2 September 2021: 1-4pm

New Zealand Sign Language resources

• Learn the sign language alphabet from this instructional video.
• Watch a video of Tiki Taane’s “No Place Like Home” in NZSL
• Learn the alphabet - poster
• Learn NZSL is an online learning portal by Victoria University of Wellington. Visit www.learnnzsl.nz to begin learning.
• The NZSL Online Dictionary is available at nzsl.nz and as a free app.
  
• Visit www.teachsign.org.nz for community classes.
• More free downloadable resources are available from the NZSL Week website at www.nzslweek.org.nz 
• The University of Auckland's Student Disability Services supports students with disabilities
• See sign languages from around the world.