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[:en]The Inaugural Falling Walls LAB is set to take place in September 2018.[:]
[:en]A 10-city tour of New Zealand sponsored by the Royal New Zealand College Of General Practitioners is taking place this year.[:]
[:en]In May 2018, I designed and facilitated a workshop for the Pacific Business Trust as part of a long term collaboration.[:]
[:en]In April 2018, I was invited as Panel Moderator for the “What’s next? Looking 20 years into the Future” session.[:]
[:en]In February 2018, I conducted high-level strategy, frameworks and foresight consulting work of what learning can be for all 4,500 GPs of New Zealand.[:]
[:en]In February 2018, I am participating as a Mentor for Fishhackathon 2018.[:]
[:en]The insights from this project will underpin the emerging Be. Lab – Aotearoa’s first centre of access innovation.[:]
[:en]In 2017, I completed the Be.Accesible Leadership Programme.[:]
[:en]In November 2017, I gave the Opening Keynote for the Digital Summit 2017 with a focus on the paradigm shift of Lifespans to Healthspans.[:]
[:en]In August 2017, I was invited by Autodesk to share my perception of the future of Manufacturing and Generative Design.[:]
[:en]In May 2017, I was the Closing Keynote Speaker for PRINZ 2017 in Christchurch, New Zealand.[:]
[:en]I was an independent curator for over 200 national events.[:]
[:en]In March 2017, the Tactile Education team shared the journey of building new educational experiences through accesible technologies in Tasmania.[:]
[:en]I am developing Tactile Astronomy to teach Astronomy to blind youth. It is time to open the final frontier for all.[:es]I am working on a project called Tactile Astronomy to bring Astronomy via 3D Printing as a tactile experience for blind youth. I believe it’s time to open the final frontier for all.[:]
[:en]In November 2016, I was interviewed by The Spinoff about Tactile Astronomy and my perspective on innovation in NZ Inc.[:]
[:en]In October 2016, the volunteer team working on Tactile Astronomy got together in Tauranga at the iimaginarium.[:]
[:en]In November 2016, I participated in Startup Weekend Auckland and represented MESHED.[:]
[:en]In November 2016, I secured patronage for a group of 10 participants from Manurewa High School to attend the SU NZ Summit and spark their potential to solve New Zealand’s grand challenges.[:]
[:en]Make a New Zealand GST-deductible charitable donation to support teaching Astronomy to blind youth.[:]
[:en]In October 2016, Tactile Astronomy was featured on This Way Up! from Radio New Zealand.[:]
[:en]Since September 2016, I am a registered volunteer for Marine Mammal strandings in New Zealand. You can learn more about Project Jonah here: Project Jonah – Marine Mammal…
[:en]Tactile Sound is the Open Source Engine to make IoT beacons playback audio through a Raspberry Pi. It was developed at the Open Source Open Society 2016 Hackathon.[:]
[:en]In August 2016, I participated in the #OSOS16 Conference and represented MESHED, a collective of volunteers and organizations that develop STEAM projects for youth and community in South+ West Auckland.[:]
[:en]I am involved in the development of the MESHED collaborative to support resillient communities in Auckland through neighborhood activations of MakerHood. [:]
[:en]In August 2016, Google New Zealand sponsored my attendance to Semi-Permanent. SP is a global creative and design thinking platform.[:]