Haumanu, a new way of leading

Explore how to bring healing and restoration into leadership and the systems we work within. Leading from a place of wellbeing, mauri ora and healing will create the conditions for new solutions to intractable problems to emerge.

Our team of associates from the Centre for Social Impact have for several years been creating, prototyping and refining Haumanu, a healing approach to systems change. Haumanu is a Māori kupu which means to revive, rejuvenate and restore to health. Haumanu blends western knowledge with mātauranga Māori. It takes what the late Professor Angus Macfarlane called “he awa whiria” - a “braided river” approach, combining the strengths of two distinct worldviews as equals.

In this webinar we will take you through Haumanu and a Haumanu process so you can experience the profound hope and depth of this work. We will also share an upcoming learning opportunity with you.

Presenters: Centre for Social Impact associates Louise Marra and Chloe Harwood. Read more about them on the CSI website here.

Online event is held via Zoom. Access link will be delivered via email on day prior to the event.