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Kua raranga tahi tātou he whāriki mō ngā tangata mō apōpō Together we weave the mat for future generations |
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IPNANZ Conference 2009
The Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa New Zealand Inc (IPNANZ) celebrated 10 years at The Weaing Our Strands Conference, Hoani Waititi Marae from 7-9 October 2009.
Conference SpeakersRod Jefferies
Karen Clarke
Conference PresentationsParent's Knowledge, Attitudes and Experiences Regarding Graduated Driver Licensing (pdf 386 kb) - Rebecca Brookland, IPRU, University of Otago Burns and Scalds - a 21st Century Concept - Coral Timmins, Safe Waitakere Injury Prevention NZIPS Indicatiors of Injury Death - Are We Counting All the Cases? - Gabrielle Davie, IPRU, University of Otago Hazards of the Highway - Rebecca Everdon, Department of Psychology, University of Otago Te Kotuku Rerenga Tahi - Allan Brown, Te Kotuki Rerenga Tahi Ltd Who Killed Dr. Moore? An Injury Prevention Mystery and Lesson - Hank Weiss, IPRU, University of Otago Advocating for Child Safety - a Lesson from Toy Story - Julie Chambers, Safekids Central Taranaki Safe Community: Phase Two of a Fire and Home Safety Project - Kath Forde, ACC Living Well in the Community: A Falls Prevention Project - Melissa Harvey-Sheils, Occupational Therapy School, AUT Initial Results of Research and Policy Work Information the Reivew of the NZ Injury Prevention Strategy - John Wren, NZIPS, ACC Priority Planning - Getting the Inside Information - Tessa Sturley, Injury Prevention Waimakariri 2008 Needs Assessment: Identifying Key Issues for Waitakere Youth on Alcohol and Drugs - Kaitlin Bush, Waitakere City Council The Impact of Domestic Violence on Pacific Youth in Auckland - Junior Cummings, Youth ACC- Preventing Re Injury - Jen Brown, ACC An Introducton to Behaviour-Based Safety - Rebecca Everdon, Department of Psychology, University of Otago Trades Apprentice Safety Challenge - Kath Forde, ACC, kath.forde@acc.co.nz Youth Crime - Unintentional Injuries, Nga mahi kia tupato O tamaki Makaaurau (Maori Injury Prevention - whanau doing it 4 whanau) - Sopo Su'a Elia, Tamaki Ki Raro Trust, sopo.s@tkrt.co.nz and Hineamaru Ropati, ACC, hineamaru.ropati@acc.co.nz Rock Fishing Project in Action - Teresa Stanley, Watersafe Auckland, teresa.stanley@watersafe.org.nz Interactive Technology: An Emerging Face of Injury Prevention Education - Watersafe Auckland, teresa.stanley@watersafe.org.nz Maternal and Foetal Injury; Understanding and Tracking the Hidden Epidemic - Hank Weiss, IPRU, University of Otago, hw@injurycontrol.com Conference Photos
Conference HandbookThe Weaving the Strands 2009 Conference Handbook is now available online. Please click here to download. |
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Rod Jeffries is a Mohawk Nation person and resides in the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in Ontario, Canada. He is a single parent raising two nephews. For the past 26 years, he has worked in the fields of substance abuse, healing and wellness and treatment as manager, workshop trainer/facilitator, program developer and evaluator. Rod is an international speaker/trainer having presented in Australia, New Zealand, USA, and Europe. In the past 17 years his efforts have focused on the development of programs and staff for working with survivors of trauma, cultural oppression, sexual abuse and residential/boarding schools. Recently, Rod's focus has been on the development of Indigenous peoples and their communities by addressing issues of lateral violence, conflict and cultural self-hate. His efforts include the development of training for trainers to deliver similar messages of hope, courage and strength.
Karen Clarke led us through Weaving the Strands 2009. Karen, of Ngati Kahungunu descent, has worked with IPNANZ Staff and Committee over the past year as we reviewed and changed our actions in respect to IPNANZ bicultural partnership. Karen has gently and, at the same time firmly, helped us to get to the heart of our processes and skilfully guided our growth and change in a lively, open and interactive way. The values of manaakitanga and integrity guide her in every way and we each experienced that in our heart and soul. Fundamental to Karen is being a singer-songwriter and musician. We know you will enjoy her company as our conference MC.
