Live evidence of the kāhui's sector connectedness. Named organisations and individuals we work with. partners, advisors, and accredited reviewers. Public profiles let them verify the engagement, and let funders see the network in one click.
National lead on the 'Arts For All' framework. Reviews Kāhui Anamata's accessibility statement quarterly and advises on universal design for the artist portal.
Te Tiriti-led governance and bicultural training. Advises on cultural review pipeline and iwi engagement.
Website audit, vibrotactile / haptic software trials, and NZSL production pipeline review.
Trilingual content production. English, te reo Māori, NZSL. Producing the NZSL video hero (Q4 2026 launch).
Māori music sector mentorship, 'Safer Spaces' framework, MMIC policy guidance.
Formal credential for bicultural competency. staff complete NZQA Level 4 Bicultural Competency as part of cultural upskilling track.
We only list partners we've actually approached and who have agreed to a public profile. The 2026 Creative NZ Development Fund analysis was explicit on this: "Don't list a partner in a future application unless they've actually been approached."