Future of Aotearoa New Zealand explored in exciting panel line-up
What does the future of Aotearoa New Zealand look like? That’s the question we’re asking four Kiwis with very different worldviews as we look beyond dementia at our upcoming conference.
Beyond the story: Reshaping dementia support will be held on 29 and 30 September in Auckland and online and we hope you can join us!
While we’ve already announced some excellent speakers from the dementia and wider health sector as part of the programme, at this year’s conference we’ll go even further.
Join economist Rob Campbell, former MP Peeni Henare, Alzheimers NZ Ambassador and acclaimed author Kate De Goldi and freelance writer and business owner Verity Johnson to explore the possibilities of the future.
Facilitated by renowned journalist Clare de Lore, we’ve asked panellists to share where they think Aotearoa New Zealand is, where the country needs to go and how we might get there.
“We have had experts across the sector that bring their own perspectives, but now we’re looking beyond dementia to the context within which people living with dementia reside and services operate,” says our Board Member Clare Hynd.
“I’m intrigued to see where some of our popular commentators think Aotearoa New Zealand might be going and what needs to change now based on their knowledge and unique experiences.
“I’m sure it will be a lively discussion – so alongside all of our thought-provoking sector experts, I do think this panel is one you won’t want to miss!”
Keep up-to-date with the latest conference news by signing up to our maling list and register to join the conference today.
Keep checking back as we add more details to our website .
Pre-election political panel
The conference follows the pre-election political panel to be held in Wellington and online on Tuesday 1 September, as part of World Alzheimers Month.
Please note you need to register for each event separately.