
About this podcast
The aftermath of the Christchurch mosque attacks in 2019 produced a sense of unreality; that “this is not us! This is not Aotearoa New Zealand. These things don’t happen here.” That same aftermath saw a wave of compassion. One response to all of this was the quiet launch of The Christchurch Invitation: Mahia te Aroha (Action the Compassion) – as a platform for inclusive conversations. Listen to “Christchurch Invitation" for conversations with a wide range of people – about identity and what it means to belong.
38 episodes · society
Christchurch Invitation
About this podcast
The aftermath of the Christchurch mosque attacks in 2019 produced a sense of unreality; that “this is not us! This is not Aotearoa New Zealand. These things don’t happen here.” That same aftermath saw a wave of compassion. One response to all of this was the quiet launch of The Christchurch Invitation: Mahia te Aroha (Action the Compassion) – as a platform for inclusive conversations. Listen to “Christchurch Invitation" for conversations with a wide range of people – about identity and what it means to belong.
Recent episodes
- Ep 37: Lyn Cotton & Jolt Dance: rich creative opportunities for the intellectually disabled15 Jul · 58 min
- Ep 36: Solangie (Sol) Gil – From Bogotá to opportunities in New Zealand30 Jun · 55 min
- Ep 35: Hineātea Alexander – a Wāhine Māori at the Youth Parliament: what are we prepared to hear from them?20 May · 54 min
- Ep 34: Anne Talsnes on memory and witness – Lessons and Learnings from Terror in Norway5 May · 55 min
- Ep 33: Tanya Jenkins – migration, and the rich lessons of a long-distance traveller21 Apr · 56 min
- Ep 32: Jeremy Faumuinā – Elite Sports and Intellectual Disabilities8 Apr · 54 min
- Ep 31: Arianna Gayle & Adam Elsayigh – “Memorial”: a verbatim drama of loss26 Mar · 59 min
- Ep 30: Arianna Gayle Stucki – A verbatim drama, people’s stories of loss as they want them told11 Mar · 56 min
- Ep 29 - Wrapping up the first series28 Jan · 51 min
- Ep. 28 Looking Back14 Jan · 57 min