As presented at the IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion 2019

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IHUPE CONFERENCE 7-11 APRIL 2019
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Our Speakers
• Prof. Cindy Kiro, University of Auckland (Moderator)
• Laura O’Connell Rapira, ActionStation
• Ezekiel Raui, Tū Kotahi
• Marnie Prickett, Choose Clean Water
• Guy Ryan, Inspiring Stories
• Dr. Anne Bunde-Birouste, University of New South Wales
(International Commentator)

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• First country to give women the vote
• First country to have a female
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• Waitangi Tribunal
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• Wellbeing budget
• The Dunedin Study
• Youth one stop shops
• Personhood conferred on
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• Restorative justice process

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26. CHANGING THE PARADIGMS
POSITIVE INTERGENERATIONAL ATTITUDINAL CHANGE

28. STATUS QUO
40% of kids in school will have a
suicidal thought before they leave.
example: School = 500 Students
40% of 500 = 200
80% of those kids won’t ask for help
Example: 80% of 200 = 160
Nationally:
Total Student Population in 2016 =
785,081
785,081 x 40% = 314,032
314,032 x 80% = 251,225 Students

29. WHY? Common Contributing Factors
Poverty
Racism
Colonization Homelessness
Drug and
Alcohol
Addiction
Negative Home
Environment
Physical and
Mental abuse
Cultural
Disconnection
A lack of
financial
stability

30. WHY AREN’T OUR YOUNG
PEOPLE ASKING FOR HELP?
Self-Esteem and
Self-Confidence
Judgmental
Attitudes

32. 30 Tu Kotahi Leaders
trained in School
Leaders speed-date
local services
Peers approach Tu
Kotahi Leaders for
support
TK’s assess the situation
and pathway their peer
to the appropriate
support
Support services and
Pastoral care team
support peer in distress
Tu Kotahi In Motion

33. Tu Kotahi Leaders impacting
positive change for Aotearoa
Tu Kotahi Leaders impacting
positive change for their
peers in school
Strong sense of Self-Esteem
and Self-Confidence in our
Tu Kotahi Leaders
Our Wildest Dream

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35. Marnie Prickett

36. Best job i ever had...

37. Manutewhau
Stream,
West
Auckland, NZ

38. Suburban
waterfall!

39. “God’s Toes”

40. Stormwater
drains to the
stream

41. Above their swimming hole..

42. A place to protect children from?
or a place to protect for children?

43. The beautiful manutewhau

44. The beautiful manutewhau
The Ancient manutewhau
manutewhau: adventure Playground,
Science lab, quiet space...

45. rivers, lakes, streams across aotearoa

46. protectpollute
Promote

47. Promote
The Environment needs you,
Health promoters!

48. Promote
● question the questions
● join up!
● Speak in public
● Submit & go to the hearings

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50. Kia ora!

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55. Bonnie & Hannah
A beauty company to help cure blindness

56. Irene Wakefield
Tackling abusive relationships

57. Bop, Jody & Sarah
Building a ‘gym’ culture for mental health

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PANEL DISCUSSION & CLOSING REMARKS