Digital Indigenous is facilitating the Titoko o te Ao: Leadership in Action in Whanau Ora programme at Tūrangawaewae Marae, Ngaruawāhia.Tītoko o Te Ao: Leadership in Action in Whānau Ora is a leadership programme that is specifically designed for emerging Māori leaders with an emphasis on implementing whānau ora across sectors.Participants will be exposed to key leaders of today with cutting edged insights into leadership and tikanga Māori, as well as being provided with leadership tools such as communication skills, strategic thinking, project design and management, policy, collaborative networking, reflective practice, writing papers and other skills.The programme view is that if emerging leaders from different sectors are trained together in a similar environment, when they network together, share ideas and resources from their respective positions, and when they plan projects together under the common goal of whānau ora, this should transcend the current organisational demarcations and silos which hinder the true potential of intersectorial collaboration.This 8-day programme consists of four 2-day wānanga spread over a 4-month period. Programme Dates for 2014

• Wānanga 1:  27 & 28 March, 2014
• Wānanga 2:  29 & 30 April, 2014
• Wānanga 3:  22 & 23 May, 2014
• Wānanga 4:  26 & 27 June, 2014

CostTītoko o Te Ao is partially funded by the Ministry of Health. Participants will also be expected to cover their own travel costs and koha to the Marae as applicable.Accommodation, meals and all course materials including folders will be covered as per the below fee structure:

• $575 inc GST (Non Government Organisations, Health Sector funded roles)
• $2300 inc GST (All Non-Health Sector roles)

Further information and the enrolment form is attached Please feel free to make contact at anytime if you require further informationContact Details Tania Hodges Digital Indigenous.com LtdHamilton 3251 Phone (07) 858 4940 Mobile (021) 897514 Email: tania@digitalindigenous.co.nzPhoto courtesy of Digital Indigenous from their 2012 Tikoko o Te Ao in-take.