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Generation Kāinga Symposium
Whakarauoratia te Ūkaipō: Our be-loved places of belonging 3-4 June 2026 9.30am – 6:00pm (Wed) | 9:00am – 3:00pm (Thurs) Registration desk open from 8:30am Te Pou Theatre, Corban Estate Arts Centre 2 Mount Lebanon Lane, Henderson, Auckland


Time & Location
03 Jun 2026, 8:30 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 Generation Kāinga (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.
This 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.
Kai, Wai & Kōrero
We Invite you to attend Kai, Wai & Kōrero from 4.30pm - 6.00pm in Te Pou Theatre Foyer, on Wednesday 3 June 2026. This will be an opportunity for whakawhanaungatanga, to connect with everyone attending the Generation Kāinga Symposium! Let us know when completing the registration form if you would like to attend.
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, rangatahi, tamariki, community members, and individuals from non-profit or charitable organisations.
Registration Limits
Registrations are limited to 5 tickets total per transaction.
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