Monthly General Meeting
Activities include a monthly general meeting, along with participation in at least one of the special interest groups.
- When: Third Wednesday of each month
- Where: Cooperating Church Hall, 124 Comries Road, Chartwell.
- Time: Meeting starts at 10.00am. Coffee after lecture.
Guest Speakers are invited for their expertise in a wide range of academic, medical, cultural, commercial or social subjects. Free parking.
Our next meeting is on Wednesday 21 May 2025.
The speaker is Nona Morris - EarthDiverse
EarthDiverse is a not-for-profit social enterprise offering a wide range of Diversity Education courses in both the social and natural sciences. Through increased knowledge and understanding, they hope to mitigate racism, discrimination and environmental degradation through courses, seminars, activities and events that aspire to strengthen social cohesion.
Nona Morris is a researcher and diversity educator for EarthDiverse. She has post-graduate degrees in Anthropology and Education. She has worked in the field of education for the last 30 years, working across all sectors from early childhood through university and adult mentoring, and has taught in a variety of fields including biology, ecology, social science, research methodology, and learning and assessment practice. She also teaches in the early childhood and primary school sectors. Prior to moving to New Zealand, Nona has lived, studied and worked in Kenya, Tanzania, Liberia, Pakistan, Nepal and the USA.
Interest Groups
Apart from the monthly general meeting, a number of interest groups meet regularly for discussion and learning on a chosen topic. Convenors organise meetings which may be in a participant’s home or in a public room. They may be held weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and are usually held during the day.
Members often attend more than one interest group, and are encouraged to suggest or start a new group, after discussion with the committee.
Online Learning
In this blog, we have compiled places for online learning, including the topics of our monthly guest speakers.
Online Learning
In this blog, we have compiled places for online learning, including the topics of our monthly guest speakers.
Monthly General Meeting
Activities include a monthly general meeting, along with participation in at least one of the special interest groups.
- When: Third Wednesday of each month
- Where: Cooperating Church Hall, 124 Comries Road, Chartwell.
- Time: Meeting starts at 10.00am. Coffee after lecture.
Guest Speakers are invited for their expertise in a wide range of academic, medical, cultural, commercial or social subjects. Free parking.
Our next meeting is on Wednesday 21 May 2025.
The speaker is Nona Morris - EarthDiverse
EarthDiverse is a not-for-profit social enterprise offering a wide range of Diversity Education courses in both the social and natural sciences. Through increased knowledge and understanding, they hope to mitigate racism, discrimination and environmental degradation through courses, seminars, activities and events that aspire to strengthen social cohesion.
Nona Morris is a researcher and diversity educator for EarthDiverse. She has post-graduate degrees in Anthropology and Education. She has worked in the field of education for the last 30 years, working across all sectors from early childhood through university and adult mentoring, and has taught in a variety of fields including biology, ecology, social science, research methodology, and learning and assessment practice. She also teaches in the early childhood and primary school sectors. Prior to moving to New Zealand, Nona has lived, studied and worked in Kenya, Tanzania, Liberia, Pakistan, Nepal and the USA.
Interest Groups
Apart from the monthly general meeting, a number of interest groups meet regularly for discussion and learning on a chosen topic. Convenors organise meetings which may be in a participant’s home or in a public room. They may be held weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and are usually held during the day.
Members often attend more than one interest group, and are encouraged to suggest or start a new group, after discussion with the committee.