Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme: Our journey so far
Graduates, host managers and Ministry for Ethnic Communities staff reflect on the first nine months of the Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme.
Graduates, host managers and Ministry for Ethnic Communities staff reflect on the first nine months of the Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme.
In addition to the government support that is available, we have compiled a list of organisations that are happy to support and help in this time of need.
The Fund aims to ensure ethnic communities can fully participate in Aotearoa New Zealand’s society by increasing their confidence using digital technologies.
The action plan aims to improve labour market outcomes for former refugees, recent migrants, and ethnic communities.
Government has announced some key changes to the COVID-19 Protection Framework, or Traffic Light System.
Summaries of the report, which was originally published in November last year, are now available in the 11 languages spoken by the participants in the research.
The Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme provides a meaningful first employment opportunity in the Public Service for skilled graduates from ethnic communities
The focus of the hui, which was held on February 10, was the ways in which government agencies can better support Aotearoa New Zealand's Muslim communities.
Aotearoa New Zealand is now using the new COVID-19 Protection Framework or traffic light system to manage COVID-19. You can find details of the different traffic…
The report sets out to answer key questions from the digital inclusion research agenda and is published by DIA in partnership with our Ministry.