TAUIWI CAUCUS

IMAGINING THE SOLUTION 2013

09/10 September

St John’s Conference Centre, Wellington

INTRODUCTION

“We often spend a lot of time describing the problem. We have to spend more time imagining the solution.”

David Lee, Prevent Connect

Imagining the Solution 2013 is the second annual national sexual violence prevention hui, following on from the Tauiwi and Bicultural stream from Whai ki te Ara Tika – Imagining the Solution in 2012.

The focus ofImagining the Solution 2013 is the primary prevention of sexual violence, or stopping sexual violence before it takes place. This hui will showcase primary prevention strategies, activities and programmes to help build communities free of sexual violence.

Imagining the Solution 2013 is hosted by Tauiwi Caucus of Te Ohaakii a Hine – National Network Ending Sexual Violence Together (TOAH-NNEST).

TOAH-NNESTis a national network of those providing specialist services for sexual violence prevention and intervention. It represents about 40 specialist not-for-profit organisations (NGOs), and many individual specialists working in whānau, hapu, iwi and communities throughout Aotearoa New Zealand.

TOAH-NNEST has a Te Tiriti o Waitangi based structure with two houses: Ngā Kaitiaki Mauri (tikanga Māori) and Tauiwi Caucus (non-Māori).

TOAH-NNEST’s vision is for Aotearoa New Zealand to be free of sexual violence.

Ngā Kaitiaki Mauri will be hosting kaupapa Māori sexual violence prevention regional events later in the year. To pre-register interest in these, please email

REGISTRATION FEES

TOAH-NNEST Members / Free
NGO/Community / $50 for 2 days
Non-NGO’s / $250 or $150 for one day
These fees cover all presentations and workshops; catering during hui; and shuttle services to and from Wellington airport.

Imagining the Solution 2013 will feature streams on preventing child sexual abuse; providing schools-based primary prevention programmes; feminist debates around Slutwalk, victim-blaming and rape culture; a panel from Ngā Kaitiaki Mauri on bicultural, tikanga and kaupapa Māori approaches to preventing sexual violence; changing the world; and intersectionalities between power and sexual violence.

There will be a mixture of presentations, debates, panels and workshops.

The final part of day two will feature a workshop from ACC on funding sexual violence primary prevention, and planning the priorities for the future national strategic direction for Tauiwi Caucus of TOAH-NNEST in our primary prevention work.

The overall theme of Imagining the Solution 2013 is celebrating and sharing primary prevention activities and ideas that are succeeding in our diverse Tauiwi and Bicultural communities and agencies.

AGENDA

Monday 09 September / Tuesday 10 September
11:00am Opening process
12pm Lunch/Registration
1pm Opening address:
Dr Kim McGregor
1:30pm Preventing Child Sexual Abuse - Ken Clearwater
2pm Workshops
3pmAfternoon Tea
3:30pm School-Based Programmes Workshops
4:45pm The Great Slutwalk Debate
6pm on Drinks at the Trinity Hotel / 9am Changing the World - Sandra Dickson
9:30am Workshops
10:30am Morning Tea
11am Working with Māori- Ngā Kaitiaki Mauri Panel
12pm Lunch
12:45pm Intersectionalities Panel – Power and Sexual Violence
2pm Workshops
3pm ACC - Funding Primary Prevention
3:30pm National Prevention Priorities
4:10pm Closing process and Evaluation
Finish by 4:30pm

“We often spend a lot of time describing the problem. We have to spend more time imagining the solution.”

David Lee, Prevent Connect

ACCOMMODATION

We have a group deal with the Trinity Hotel across the street from the venue for early bird bookings made by 16 August for $109 (inc GST)per room on Monday 09 September. This rate includes one continental breakfast per room and unlimited wireless.

We are able to offer TOAH-NNEST members a $50 per person subsidy for accommodation on Monday 09 September. Attendees will need to indicate hotel booking details on the registration form so we can coordinate the subsidy with the Trinity, but booking and payment of the remaining amount to the Trinity will be the responsibility of the attendee. Non-members are eligible for the early bird rate of $109/night if bookedbefore 16 August.

RATES

Queen Room
booked by 16 Aug / Shared Twin Room
booked by 16 Aug / Queen Room
booked after 16 Aug / Shared Twin Room
booked after 16 Aug
TOAH-NNEST Members / $59 / $9 / Anywhere from $149-$169 with a $50 subsidy / Anywhere from $149-$169 with a $50 subsidy
Non-Members / $109 / $109 / Anywhere from $149-$169 / Anywhere from $149-$169

There are only 5 twin rooms available and will be booked on a first come first served basis for attendees who are able to share a room to keep costs down. Rooms are available at the $109 rate until the 16 August, after which we cannot guarantee availability. There are however many options nearby if the Trinity is booked by the time you are able to confirm. The hotel has undercover secure car parking in the hotel at a charge of $15 per night/day, please let them know if you want to reserve a park.

The Trinity Hotel’s contact details are:
Ph. 04 801 8118
166, Willis Street
Wellington CBD
/ Faiz Rashid is our helpful contact at the Trinity Hotel. Please copy and paste the completed booking form below to d he will send confirmations directly to you.
Guest full name:
Contact number:
Address:
Credit card number & expiry:
Name on credit card:
We will need credit card details to make and secure the booking on the hotel system.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT NO BOOKING/RESERVATION HAS BEEN MADE UNTIL WE RECEIVE THE DETAILS ABOVE. Rates are subject to change until confirmed.

VENUE

Imagining the Solution 2013 will be at St John’s Conference Centre at St John’s In the City on the corner of Willis and Dixon Streets. Their website is Further details will be included in the full programme.

SHUTTLE

We will be offering free shuttles between Wellington airport and the venue on Monday 09 September morning and Tuesday 10 September afternoon/evening. Available shuttles leave Wellington airport Monday morning at 8:30, 9:15, 9:45, 10:00, 10:15, and St Johns Conference Centre Tuesday afternoon at 4:45, 5;00, 5:15, 5:30, 6:00. Please indicate on your registration form interest for this service and we will send you details closer to the date.

WORKSHOP SELECTION
There will be plenary debate, keynote speakers and panels during the huiwhich will be open to all participants (see agenda on page 1 for this).
There will also be a choice of workshops for many sessions. Please select your first and second preference for the workshop streams as indicated below. We will try to accommodate everyone’s choices while keeping workshop numbers reasonably even. A full programme will be available by the beginning of August with more details. Workshop attendance details will be confirmed at the hui, so please check workshop enrolments when you register on the day.
Day One
Session 1: Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Workshops Preference No:
  • Mel Calvesbert (Wellington HELP) and Sarah Scott (MSD), What can adults do? Strategies for preventing child sexual abuse

  • Maggy Tai RakenaCatherine Gallagher, START - Helping Community to Keep Young Ones Safe

  • Aimee Stockenstroom, Auckland Sexual Abuse Help Foundation - We Can Keep Safe

  • Jo Taylor, CAPS Hauraki - Right2BSafe

Session 2: Schools-Based Prevention ProgrammesWorkshops:
  • Cornelia Baumgartner, Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust - Healthy Relationships
  • Georgia Knowles, National Collective of Rape Crisis –SAVE
  • TBC, Rape Prevention Education - Bodysafe

  • Roly Hermans, New Zealand Police National Prevention Centre - Keeping Ourselves Safe

Day Two
Session 3: Changing the World Workshops:
  • Garth Baker, Gray Matter Research Ltd - Motivating men to prevent sexual violence

  • Trish Green and Rosemarie North, It’s not OK Campaign - Developing key messages and engaging with the news media on preventing sexual violence

  • Miriam Sessa - Supporting Educators

  • Fiona McNamara and Josh Briggs, Sexual Abuse Prevention Network –‘Who Are You?’ and ‘It’s Our Business’: preventing alcohol-facilitated sexual abuse

Session 4: Intersectionalities – Power and Sexual ViolenceWorkshops:
  • Tom Hamilton, Rainbow Youth - You Me Us

  • Sue Hobbs, People First – Keeping Safe Feeling Safe programme, working together to end bullying abuse and violence towards people with learning intellectual disability

  • TBC,Shakti – Understanding Cultural Difference and Human Rights

  • TBC, Women’s Self Defence Network Wahine Toa – Empowerment Through Self Defence

If you have any questions please contact

Trina King on

or the Tauiwi Prevention Project on 04 385 9179

IMAGINING THE SOLUTION 2013

REGISTRATION FORM - Please complete all sections

FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
ORGANISATION
ROLE
ARE YOU A TOAH-NNEST MEMBER? / YES (tick and say which caucus) / NO (tick)
WORK PHONE / CELLPHONE
EMAIL ADDRESS
INVOICE: FEE APPLICABLE
(Please circle)
INVOICE TO BE PAID BY: / TOAH-NNEST
Free / NGO/Community
$50 both days / Non-NGO
$250 both days
$150 Monday 09
$150 Tuesday 10
PERSONAL (tick) / ORGANISATION ABOVE (tick)
DIETARY REQUIREMENTS
HEALTH AND ACCESSIBILITY NEEDS
ACCOMMODATION
Please tell us if you have a confirmed booking with Trinity Hotel / QUEEN (tick) / SHARED (please write the name below of the person you will be sharing with)
SHUTTLE / NONE (tick) / AIRPORT MONDAY AM / 8:30AM / 9:15AM / 9:45AM / 10:00AM / 10:15AM
ST JOHNS TUESDAY PM / 4:45PM / 5:00PM / 5:15PM / 5:30PM / 6:00PM
RESOURCES
Do you have a resource you would like to contribute? / NO (tick) / CONFERENCE PACK (tick)
(100 required) / RESOURCE TABLE (tick)
(indicate how many you can share)
Would you like to be added to the Imagining the Solution bi-monthly
E-newsletter list? / YES (tick) / NO (tick)

Based on the information provided here we will generate and send out an invoice as soon as possible.

Please return completed forms to

Trina King on

If you have any questions about TOAH-NNEST membership please contact:

Sandz Peipi (Ngā Kaitiaki Mauri) at

Kate Abel (Tauiwi Caucus)

“We often spend a lot of time describing the problem. We have to spend more time imagining the solution.”

David Lee, Prevent Connect