FAQ

Not at this stage.

While we understand the desire from some of our community for a hybrid event we are unable to provide it at this stage. The cost and effort involved to produce a quality offering has been taken into consideration. The committee has discussed this at great length. Balancing the many factors involved in providing a seamless, quality online product, while adhering to budget constraints poses a formidable challenge, making it impractical to deliver a hybrid event.

Additionally we believe there is a significant value to be gained from an in-person event. Attending in person offers unique benefits that contribute to a rich and immersive learning experience. Face-to-face interaction allows for spontaneous collaboration, dynamic discussions, and immediate feedback. The energy and enthusiasm generated in a shared physical space promotes engagement, a sense of community, greater networking, and a deeper understanding, enriching the overall experience.

Yes absolutely.

As noted in the answers above, intention for this conference is to create a space for all voices, which would include Kaupapa Māori as one way of doing our work in ways that are appropriate for our people, places and profession.

We’ve indicated that we’ll maintaining an open mind about how the conference is programmed. This means there would be scope to create a session or forum as part of the conference to support discussions/talanoa regarding Kaupapa Māori evaluation specifically.

The conference theme embraces diversity, which means we do not intend for submission to focus only on this region and its approaches. We welcome presentations offering diverse perspectives. This may include the methods or disciplines, or contexts your work has been delivered in. For example, a presentation grounded in economics is as welcome as a presentation on indigenous knowledge.

We also welcome submissions from those working with other ethnic communities, both in New Zealand or elsewhere.

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If you’re interested in supporting a scholarship please get in touch! The scholarships will be an integral part of achieving our vision for this conference, so we need your support.

This is an area we are actively looking for people to assist the conference committee with. If you’re keen to support the scholarship programme please contact info@anzea.org.nz.

The ANZEA conference ticketing site is separate to the ANZEA website. You are welcome to us the same login details, but you will need to create a new profile on the ANZEA conferencing ticketing site.

Yes, click on the join ANZEA icon to add to your cart.

Yes, certainly. Once you know who you will allocate them to please email Shelley@cdem.co.nz with there full names and email address.

Yes, please contact conference@anzea.org.nz with the number of tickets you would like to purchase, name of your organisation, contact name & email address and we will issue an invoice. 

You will need to log in as a guest. Contact shelley@cdem.co.nz for any ticket purchasing issues.