KiMuaNZ: Exploring climate futures
3-5 July 2019
About
The workshop was intended to amplify Pasifika voices, develop futures thinking capability and help build a more informed and cohesive society. It aimed to also contribute to a continued conversation about climate change allowing us to develop potential responses for adapting to and mitigating climate-related risks.
Workshop Publication
Finale Presentation
at Government House
At Government House the participants of the KiMuaNZ workshop shared their ideas after three days of listening to expert speakers and developing scenarios. The finale presentation sought to add to the national conversation on how to mitigate and adapt to climate change in New Zealand and the Pacific.
Watch the full presentation here.
Participants
Dylan Apera
Melanie Atonio
Nicholas Bing
Mitchell Chandler
Heleine Chankay
Adam Currie
Matalima Enosa
Mapu Faleolupe Aiiloilo
Mariner Fagaiava-Muller
Chesta Fa’otusia
Anzac Gallate
Freya Hargreaves-Brown
Aaron Itinteang
Sulu-Danielle Joshua
Miimetua Kino
Andre Kologeto
Hulita Koloi
Meiema Laupepa
Sisifa Lui
Tumaru Mataio Tairi
Renali Narayan
Faithing Notoa
Nikolao Omari Cockerell
Allanah Petersen
Fereni Peti
Ella Rooney
Rosie Semu
Freya Schaumkel
Rebecca Shaw
Brittany Tapusoa
Elijah Tauelima
Nicole Taunga
Janet Tekori
Samu Telefoni
Renee Topeto
Angelica Tovia
Maryanne Tupou
Louisa Vaeluaga
Kaeden Watts
Cameron Young
Speakers
Her Excellency – The Right Honourable Dame Patsy Reddy
Mele Tabukovu
Saia Mataele
Gina Lefaoseu
Neville Peat
Wendy McGuinness
Michel Tuffery
Laavaneta Juliano
David Crosbie
Vicki Plater
Natalie Labuschange
Su’a Thomsen
Trevor Moeke
Rima’ati Moeka’a
Bryan Chapple
Resources
Map of Pacific connections
Workshop Flyer
Workshop Programme
Pre-workshop resources
The Climate Crisis: Defence Readiness and Responsibilities
(Ministry of Defence – 2018)
Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration
(Global Compact for Migration – 2018)
Pacific Climate Change-related Displacement and Migration: a New Zealand Action Plan
(Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade – 2018)
How is our climate changing?
(Met Office – 2018)
Public opinion may move surprisingly fast on climate change
(Stuff – 2019)
Homework resources
Zero Carbon Bill
(New Zealand Parliament – 2019)
Existential Climate-related Security Risk
(Breakthrough – National Centre for Climate Restoration Australia)
13 Minutes to the Moon: Kids in control
(BBC Podcasts – 13 Minutes to the Moon)