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Franklin Tree Crops Association - shows us how to be part of the food system - not just a consumer at the end of the supply chain
March 5th 2024 Food forest, classroom, demonstration area, experimental growing lab, community garden club, there's a lot going on at Franklin Tree Crops Association in Pukekohe Auckland. I joined the group Read more
When I see women like me I know they have power they are not aware of. I try to help empower women, make them aware of their own power. Interview with Chitra Bansal
February 3rd 2024 Chitra Bansal is one of the smartest, hardest working, driven, and generous people I know. She is an entrepreneur. A woman who dreams of making the impossible possible. We are very grateful to her f Read more
The importance of making a safe space for youth - Interview with Faith Crosbie Revive Wellness Business Owner
February 2nd 2024 Faith Crosbie is living proof you can do anything in life no matter how young or inexperienced you are, if you're prepared to put the hard yards in and be persistent. At 18 years old Faith is already Read more
I definitely believe that having confidence unlocks the true potential of that person to fully provide the most value back to the community. Interview with Vincent Chan
February 2nd 2024 1. Tell us about yourself please. Who are you? Born in NZ and raised in South Auckland by my parents who came here from China in the 1980s. My background is in IT and currently working in the Read more
Tālofa lava ma fa’afetai tele mo lo’u avanoa (Greetings in Samoan, and thank you). Interview with Jane Stephen
February 2nd 2024 1. Tell us about yourself, please. Who are you? Tālofa lava ma fa’afetai tele mo lo’u avanoa (Greetings in Samoan, and thank you for this opportunity). My name is Jane Apoiliu Stephen, and I am Read more
