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Generation Kāinga Symposium

Whakarauoratia te Ūkaipō: Our be-loved places of belonging 3-4 June 2026 8:45am – 5:00pm (Wed) | 8:45am – 3:00pm (Thurs) Registration desk open from 8:00am each day Te Pou Theatre, Corban Estate Arts Centre 2 Mount Lebanon Lane, Henderson, Auckland

Generation Kāinga Symposium
Generation Kāinga Symposium

Time & Location

03 Jun 2026, 8:45 am – 04 Jun 2026, 3:00 pm

Te Pou Theatre, Corban Estate Arts Centre, 2 Mount Lebanon Lane, Henderson, Auckland 0612, New Zealand

About the event

Whakarauoratia te ūkaipō invites us to imagine both reform and revolution. It provokes urgent thinking (and action) about what a transformed kāinga future might look like and what conditions, policies and practices, and collective commitments are required to realise that future.   

  

The Gen K symposium is a national, rangatahi-centred event that disseminates and translates some of the key project’s research findings. The symposium will provide a space where knowledge is shared, practical solutions are imagined, and collective action is mobilised. We bring together rangatahi, iwi and community leaders, practitioners, researchers, and policy and decision-makers connected through wider kāinga kaupapa.   

  

The Generation Kāinga symposium will be held at Te Pou theatre, a kaupapa Māori performing arts venue in West Auckland. As an arts space, Te Pou theatre is dedicated to nurturing rangatahi leadership and supporting the creation of Māori-led futures. Hosting the Generation Kāinga symposium at Te Pou recognises the diverse ways knowledge is created, shared, and upheld within our communities. 



Registration Tiers


Professional Registration:

 Includes (but not limited to) academics, researchers, corporate employees, government officials and representatives of established NGOs. Attendees are required to input their business or organisational email address.  


Community Registration:

Includes (but not limited to) kaumātua, kuia, rangatahi, tamariki, and those from small, unfunded or charitable community groups or organisations. This rate is intended for community members, not-for-profit organisations, charitable organisations, and individuals who are tamariki, rangatahi or kaumatua who are self-funding their attendance. 


Registration Limits

Registrations are limited to 5 tickets total per transaction.

Registration

  • Professional (Two-Day Pass)

    This registration includes attendance to the full symposium programme on 3 June 2026, and 4 June 2026. Professional Registration: Includes (but not limited to) academics, researchers, corporate employees, government officials and representatives of established NGOs. Attendees are required to input their business or organisational email address.

    $300.00

    GST included

  • Professional (June 03, 2026)

    This registration includes attendance to the full symposium programme on 3 June 2026. Professional Registration: Includes (but not limited to) academics, researchers, corporate employees, government officials and representatives of established NGOs. Attendees are required to input their business or organisational email address.

    $180.00

    GST included

  • Professional (June 04, 2026)

    This registration includes attendance to the full symposium programme on 4 June 2026. Professional Registration: Includes (but not limited to) academics, researchers, corporate employees, government officials and representatives of established NGOs. Attendees are required to input their business or organisational email address.

    $180.00

    GST included

  • Community (Two-day Pass)

    This registration includes attendance to the full symposium programme on 3 June 2026, and 4 June 2026. Community Registration: Includes (but not limited to) kaumatua, kuia, rangatahi, tamariki, and those from small, unfunded or charitable community groups or organisations. This rate is intended for community members, not-for-profit organisations, charitable organisations, and individuals who are tamariki, rangatahi or kaumatua who are self-funding their attendance.

    $0.00

  • Community (June 03, 2026)

    This registration includes attendance to the full symposium programme on 3 June 2026. Community Registration: Includes (but not limited to) kaumatua, kuia, rangatahi, tamariki, and those from small, unfunded or charitable community groups or organisations. This rate is intended for community members, not-for-profit organisations, charitable organisations, and individuals who are tamariki, rangatahi or kaumatua who are self-funding their attendance.

    $0.00

  • Community (June 04, 2026)

    This registration includes attendance to the full symposium programme on 4 June 2026. Community Registration: Includes (but not limited to) kaumatua, kuia, rangatahi, tamariki, and those from small, unfunded or charitable community groups or organisations. This rate is intended for community members, not-for-profit organisations, charitable organisations, and individuals who are tamariki, rangatahi or kaumatua who are self-funding their attendance.

    $0.00

  • Livestream Registration

    This registration includes livestream access to the full symposium programme on 3 June 2026, and 4 June 2026. The livestream will only cover the main theatre, and won't feature any concurrent break-out options.

    $0.00

Total

$0.00

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