Site Tours


Join Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland Council to uncover the inspiring Te Wharekura project - celebrating the cultural and environmental heritage of Te Waitematā. The team will share insights into the challenges and triumphs of bringing Te Wharekura to life. 

This kaupapa honours the cultural richness of the region and aims to inspire its protection. Come ready to share your own experiences, exchange stories, and learn together in this dynamic discussion.

You'll have the opportunity to visit and explore Te Wharekura firsthand, delving deeper into this transformative cultural and marine education space housed in a 108-year-old heritage kiosk, now revitalised to offer immersive experiences for both locals and visitors. Read more about Te Wharekura here.


Keen to showcase a project? We're looking for organisations and groups to host site visits in the CBD area during the conference. This is your chance to highlight a project - whether finished or ongoing, that demonstrates a strong community focus. 

Have a project with standout community engagement? We'd love to hear about it! Reach out to us at events@iap2.org.au

                       

Abstract Submissions


Presentation abstract submissions were open to professionals and academics in community and stakeholder engagement, as well as community members and representatives who have participated in or are exploring engagement in today’s rapidly evolving design, planning, service delivery, and policy-making environments.

Submissions are now closed, and we’re reviewing an exceptional range of ideas from across the profession. These breakout sessions will shape a dynamic and forward-thinking programme, addressing the latest challenges and trends in community engagement. Stay tuned for interactive and thought-provoking discussions designed to spark fresh ideas and drive meaningful change.

Please contact events@iap2.org.au if you have any questions. 



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