Involve 08: Relate. 2-4 July 2008
A conference about 'Young People and Quality Relationships'.
Full programme now available (click here) This programme is subject to further changes.
Register to attend Involve 08 now, before places sell-out! Single-day registrations are now available.
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Keynotes include: internationally renowned psychologist Dr Robert Epstein, the international youth development and identity expert Dr Ann-Marie Tupuola, the locally-famous but globally-focussed Justin Duckworth, and youth development worker Pahia Turia.
The hui will be held in Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre and Town Hall.
Involve is more than a conference.
It is an experience.
A meeting of hearts and minds.
Bringing together over 500 diverse people who work with young people: youth workers, policy analysts, peer support workers, health workers, youth health and development providers, practitioners, clinicians, educators, professionals, young people, counsellors, social workers and more.
Involve aims to inspire, inform encourage and challenge.
The conference aims to reflect and connect the diversity of people who work with and for young people. Involve 08 is brought to you by the New Zealand Association
for Adolescent Health and Development with support from the Ministry
of Youth Development and Wellington City Council, and in partnership with the National Youth
Workers Network Aotearoa.
Involve 08 builds on biennial conferences organised by NZAAHD since its inception in 1989.
Involve aims to inspire, inform encourage
and challenge. The conference will:
- put you in touch with other people in the youth sector,
- give you the chance to hear from leading youth health and
development researchers, policy-makers and grassroots practitioners,
- provide you with the chance to hear from leading international
experts,
- and provide you with an opportunity to share your experiences
in working with young people; or present new research and information.
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