New Graduate Programme Adds to Ethnic Diversity in New Zealand’s Public Sector
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Applications are now open for the Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme.
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Applications are now open for the Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme.
We are asking people from Aotearoa New Zealand's ethnic communities to share their perspectives, experiences and concerns regarding the challenges of COVID-19.
Applications are now welcome for the Ethnic Communities Digital Inclusion Fund.
This year's Parliamentary Diwali Celebration recognised the contribution that Indian and Hindu communities continue to make to Aotearoa New Zealand.
Nominations to recognise ethnic community groups and organisation will close 28 October 2020 at 12:00pm.
Of concern is the racism against Chinese and Asian people in New Zealand. Instances are on the rise since COVID-19 and are still happening.
New Zealand has moved to COVID-19 Alert Level 4. We want to reassure you that our top priority remains supporting ethnic communities.
Check out the new report - Conversations with Aotearoa New Zealand's Muslim Communities.
Ming-Chun Wu is an experienced public servant who has held several board positions for volunteer service organisations.