Why is authenticity vital to effective engagement? Because it builds trust, makes people feel they are valued and respected, and shows you are making genuine strides forward towards your vision and purpose as a business.
So how can you ensure your organisation is engaging with authenticity at the centre?
Read MoreDisability Leadership Canterbury’s mission is to create a Waitaha for Every Body. Kayleigh shares how she ensured the organisation’s rebrand and associated communications were made accessible for everyone by partnering with People First to develop an Easy Read that explains what DLC does.
Read MoreVolunteering New Zealand wanted to bring a bicultural lens to their storytelling during National Volunteer Week in June 2020. Ngātahi Communications partnered with Emma Smart Creative to tell the mahi aroha stories of three Whānau Ora organisations in the South Island.
Read MoreWhen you're engaging with any community, obtaining written consent to share their stories, images and words is best-practice. Download our Media Consent Form Template to help you start a kōrero about gaining media consent at your organisation.
Read MoreHere at Ngātahi, we believe strongly in inclusive communications and engagement practices that enable organisations to build strong, sustainable relationships with all members of their communities. Our Kaiāwhina Whakapā Kayleigh has put together some introductory steps for how you can reduce barriers for your stakeholders and engage meaningfully with diverse communities.
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