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SUMMARY:Find My Way
DESCRIPTION:Cyc Ōtāhuhu and Toia Ōtāhuhu Library invite you to Find My Way in the month of February 2025: \n“Find My Way” is a drop in\, map-making event to share your walking\, cycling and driven journeys in Ōtāhuhu. These collective maps will be collated together by illustrator\, Carol Green and shared in a limited edition tea towel in April 2025. \nFind My Way is FREE for everyone. All ages. Paper and pencils will be provided. \nDates are all in February:\nTuesday 11th 11am-12.30pm\, Wednesday 12th 3-4.30pm\, Saturday 15th 12-2pm\, Monday 17th 2.30-4pm\, Thursday 20th 12-1.30pm\, Friday 21st 3-4.30pm \nImage: Hand drawn map of Ōtāhuhu by Louise Tu’u\, January 2024 \nwww.weshouldpractice.com \nProudly supported by the Auckland Council Climate Grant.\n#southaukilani #pushbikelyfe
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/find-my-way/
LOCATION:Toia Ōtāhuhu Library\, 28/30 Mason Avenue\, ?t?huhu\, Auckland\, 1062\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Arts,Beginner-Friendly,Family-Friendly,Free
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cyc %C5%8Ct%C4%81huhu":MAILTO:cycotahuhu@weshouldpractice.com
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SUMMARY:How to Create & Run Bike Events: A Bike Auckland Community Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Bike Auckland is excited to bring you a workshop to help create cycling events\, build community and spread the love of bikes at the same time! Cycling events are great ways to make new friends\, meet other people who love to bike\, explore new places and just have fun. \nLearn how to run successful bike events for your Bike Burbs through this workshop led by event producer and keen cyclist\, Xan Hamilton. A community builder and placemaker\, Xan has worked with schools in marginalised communities to create bike trains and cycling events in Portland Oregon\, engaging with local government\, schools and community groups. After moving to Waiheke\, she connected with an amazing tribe of cyclists and joined Cycle Action Waiheke\, continuing with events and advocacy on the island\, meeting with communities and schools to create a varied palate of cycling events. \nA three-hour gathering\, there will be time to meet your neighbours and strengthen your own connections\, while we brainstorm how to bring people together for cycling events in your Bike Burbs!
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/how-to-create-run-bike-events-a-bike-auckland-community-workshop/
LOCATION:Nixon Park Community Hall\, 70 Sale Street\, Cockle Bay\, Howick\, 2014
CATEGORIES:Bike Burb
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SUMMARY:Understanding Power and Influence - A Bike Auckland Community Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Bike Auckland is excited to bring you an event to help strengthen your tools for effective bike advocacy in your community\, with expert facilitator and policy advocate\, Erin Thomas. (Note: Erin is facilitating two workshops covering the same subject territory\, one on the North Shore\, one in East Auckland.) \nThis event is free\, but please register to attend. \nBuilding winning advocacy campaigns requires us to understand power and how to shift it. In this workshop\, participants are invited to learn about power and influence through an interactive role play scenario focused on bike infrastructure. Participants will leave with a framework they can use to develop their own savvy advocacy strategies. \nA three-hour gathering\, there will be time to meet your neighbours and strengthen your own connections\, while we learn practical applications for influencing decision makers about all things cycling. \nErin Thomas is a Director and Change Facilitator at ICAAD (International Center for Advocates Against Discrimination). A skilled facilitator and researcher\, Erin has worked on challenging human rights issues in the Pacific including gender-based violence and climate justice. Erin is an organiser at heart and thrives on bringing people together to envision more just and equitable futures and confront the status quo. In addition to her work with activists in the Pacific\, her work has included Te Tiriti o Waitangi education with Pākehā and new immigrants and facilitating co-design workshops with communities passionate about active modes of transport.
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/understanding-power-and-influence-a-bike-auckland-community-workshop-takapuna/
LOCATION:Takapuna War Memorial Hall\, 7 The Strand\, Takapuna\, 7 The Strand\, 0622
CATEGORIES:Bike Burb,Free,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Understanding Power and Influence - A Bike Auckland Community Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Bike Auckland is excited to bring you an event to help strengthen your tools for effective bike advocacy in your community\, with expert facilitator and policy advocate\, Erin Thomas. (Note: Erin is facilitating two workshops covering the same subject territory\, one on the North Shore\, one in East Auckland.) \nThis event is free\, but please register to attend. \nBuilding winning advocacy campaigns requires us to understand power and how to shift it. In this workshop\, participants are invited to learn about power and influence through an interactive role play scenario focused on bike infrastructure. Participants will leave with a framework they can use to develop their own savvy advocacy strategies. \nA three-hour gathering\, there will be time to meet your neighbours and strengthen your own connections\, while we learn practical applications for influencing decision makers about all things cycling. \nErin Thomas is a Director and Change Facilitator at ICAAD (International Center for Advocates Against Discrimination). A skilled facilitator and researcher\, Erin has worked on challenging human rights issues in the Pacific including gender-based violence and climate justice. Erin is an organiser at heart and thrives on bringing people together to envision more just and equitable futures and confront the status quo. In addition to her work with activists in the Pacific\, her work has included Te Tiriti o Waitangi education with Pākehā and new immigrants and facilitating co-design workshops with communities passionate about active modes of transport.
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/understanding-power-and-influence-a-bike-auckland-community-workshop-meadowbank/
LOCATION:Meadowbank Community Centre\, 29 Saint Johns Road\, Meadowbank\, Auckland\, 1072
CATEGORIES:Bike Burb,Workshop
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